Most consecutive wins in test rugby

Most consecutive wins. Rank Wins Team Period 1: 19 matches: Eastern Suburbs Roosters: from Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles, 13 April 1975 to Newtown Jets, 23 August 1975 =2: 17 matches : Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs: from St. George Illawarra Dragons, 31 March 2002 to North Queensland Cowboys, 3 August 2002 =2: 17 matches: Penrith Panthers: from Melbourne Storm, 19 June 2020 to …

March 9 (Reuters) - List of most successive test wins bytop-tier rugby nations: Total Country Span End 18 New Zealand (2015-2016) v Ireland 29-40 17 England (2015-ongoing) New Zealand (2013-2014

Most consecutive match wins by a player; Matches Player International team First Opp Last Opp End Score Opp; 32 Wyatt Crockett New Zealand: 23 August 2014 Australia: 24 June 2017 British and Irish Lions: 1 July 2017: 21–24 British and Irish Lions: 28 Lawrence Dallaglio England: 24 June 2000 South Africa: 21 February 2004 Scotland: 6 March 2004: 13–19 Ireland: 22

March 9 (Reuters) - List of most successive test wins by top-tier rugby nations: Total Country Span End 18 New Zealand (2015-2016) v Ireland 29-40 17 England (2015-ongoing) New Zealand (2013-2014

Records include the following current or recent matches: Australia v Argentina at Parramatta, Rugby Championship, Dec 5, 2020 [ 0-0] Ireland v Georgia at Lansdowne Road, Autumn Nations Cup, Nov 29, 2020 [ 0-0] France v Italy at Stade de France, Autumn Nations Cup, Nov 28, 2020 [ 0-0]

Records include the following current or recent matches: England v South Africa at Yokohama, Rugby World Cup Final, Nov 2, 2019 []New Zealand v Wales at Tokyo, Rugby World Cup 3rd/4th place playoff, Nov 1, 2019 []South Africa v Wales at Yokohama, Rugby World Cup Semi final, Oct 27, 2019 []

March 9 (Reuters) - List of most successive test wins by top-tier rugby nations: Total Country Span End 18 New Zealand (2015-2016) v Ireland 29-40 17 England (2015-ongoing) New Zealand (2013-2014

Lets take a look at the other sides who have racked up 17 wins on the bounce. New Zealand (1965-69) The first time the All Blacks won 17 consecutive Tests was in the 1960s and it included a 4-0

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