List of women's international rugby union test matches

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The following is a list of women's international rugby union matches and tournaments.

Full internationals and tournaments[]

Each women's international match is prefixed by a unique running number, has a three number suffix indicating how many games each team had played up to this point, and how many games had been played between the two sides. For example:

[74]
1993-12-19 Scotland  0–23  Wales Burnbrae, Glasgow [2/13/1]

indicates that this was not only the 74th women's international, it was the second played by Scotland, the 13th played by Wales, and the first between the two sides.

For a list of games involving advertised "A" teams and other games of doubtful international status, see the related article Women's international rugby union (non test matches).

1982[]

Tournaments

  • None

Other matches

[1]
[1] 1982-06-13 Netherlands  0–4  France Utrecht [1/1/1]

1983[]

Tournaments

  • None

Other matches

[2]
1983-06-05 France  10–0  Netherlands [2/2/2]

1984[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[3]
1984-05-27 Netherlands  0–3  France Hilversum [3/3/3]
[4]
1984-10-21 Sweden  0–34  Netherlands Malmö [1/4/1]

1985[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[5]
1985-06-02 France  20–0  Netherlands Bourg-en-Bresse [4/5/4]
[6]
1985-06-22 Italy  0–0  France Riccione [1/5/1]
[7]
1985-10-19 Netherlands  19–0  Sweden Nijmegen [6/2/2]

1986[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[8]
1986-04-19 Great Britain  8–14  France Richmond[2] [1/6/1]
[9]
1986-05-01 Netherlands  10–0  France Enschede [7/7/5]
[10]
1986-05-18 France  12–0  Italy Bardos [8/2/2]
[11]
1986-10-17 Netherlands  11–6  Sweden Castricum [8/3/3]
[12]
1986-12-31 Belgium  0–32  Sweden Brussels [1/4/1]

1987[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[13]
1987-04-05 Wales  4–22  England Pontypool Park [1/1/1[3]]
[14]
1987-05-02 France  28–6  Great Britain Chalon-sur-Saône [9/2/2]
[15]
1987-05-17 Italy  4–16  France Rome [3/10/3]
[16]
1987-05-31 France  22–3  Netherlands Chalon-sur-Saône [11/9/6]
[17]
1987-11-14 Canada  3–22  United States Victoria, British Columbia[4] [1/1/1]
[18]
1987-11-22 Great Britain  16–0  Netherlands Richmond [3/10/1]

1988[]

Tournaments[]

[20-25] (1988-05-21 to 1988-05-23) European Cup at Bourg-en-Bresse, France

Other matches[]

[19]
1988-04-24 Wales  6–36  England Newport RFC [2/2/2]
[26]
1988-08-08 United States  26–10  Canada Saranac Lake [2/2/2]
[27]
1988-10-15 England  40–0  Sweden Waterloo [3/5/1]
[28]
1988-11-27 Belgium  0–66  France Brussels [2/15/1]
[29]
1988-11-27 Netherlands  3–0  Wales Utrecht [14/3/1]

1989[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[30]
1989-02-12 England  38–4  Wales Moseley RFC [4/3/3]
[31]
1989-03-04 Great Britain  13–0  France Rosslyn Park [7/16/4]
[32]
1989-04-20 Italy  26–14  Netherlands Rome [7/15/2]
[33]
1989-05-02 Spain  0–28  France ? [1/17/1]
[34]
1989-09-03 Canada  3–28  United States Edmonton [3/3/3]
[35]
1989-10-14 West Germany  0–8  Sweden Berlin [1/6/1]

1990[]

Tournaments[]

[39-45] (1990-08-28 to 1990-09-01) RugbyFest 1990 at Christchurch, New Zealand

Other matches[]

[36]
1990-02-11 Wales  12–18  England Neath RFC [5/5/4[5]]
[37]
1990-03-18 Great Britain  32–0  Italy Moseley [8/8/2[6]]
[38]
1990-04-14 Netherlands  0–10  France ? [16/18/8]
[46]
1990-10-21 Netherlands  0–26  England Utrecht [20/6/1]

1991[]

Tournaments[]

[48-69] (1991-04-04 to 1991-04-14) World Cup at Cardiff

Other matches[]

[47]
1991-03-24 England  24–13  Wales Waterloo [7/6/5]
[70]
1991-11-09 Sweden  20–6  Germany Trelleborg [10/2/2]

1992[]

Tournaments[]

None

Other matches[]

[71]
1992-02-09 Wales  10–14  England National Stadium Cardiff [10/12/6]
[72]
1992-06-13 France  14–10  Spain Agen [22/7/2]
[73]
1992-09-13 United States  13–12  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [11/9/4]
[74]
1992-10-17 Germany  0–39  Netherlands Hanover [3/25/1]
[75]
1992-11-15 France  24–0  Netherlands Fécamp [23/26/9]

1993[]

Tournaments[]

[80-85] (1993-06-08 to 1993-06-12) Canada Cup at Fletcher's Fields, Toronto

Other matches[]

[76]
1993-02-14 Scotland  10–0  Ireland Raeburn Place, Edinburgh[7] [1/1/1]
[77]
1993-03-13 Italy  8–5  Netherlands , Rho [13/27/3]
[78]
1993-03-14 England  23–5  Wales Northampton RFC [13/11/7]
[79]
1993-04-04 Italy  0–24  France Rovigo [14/24/5]
[86]
1993-10-10 Netherlands  53–0  Germany Delft [28/4/2]
[87]
1993-10-31 Germany  11–10  Kazakhstan Hanover [5/1/1]
[88]
1993-12-19 Scotland  0–23  Wales Burnbrae, Glasgow [2/15/1]

1994[]

Tournaments[]

[92-117] (1994-04-11 to 1994-04-24) World Cup at Edinburgh, Scotland

Other matches[]

[89]
1994-02-13 Ireland  0–5  Scotland Ravenhill, Belfast [2/3/2]
[90]
1994-02-13 Wales  10–11  England Bridgend [16/17/9]
[91]
1994-02-18 England  32–8  France Wolverhampton [18/25/2]
[118]
1994-04-24 Scotland  60–0  Sweden Meggetland [9/15/1]
[119]
1994-05-16 Spain  0–3  Italy Madrid [8/15/2]
[120]
1994-09-02 Australia  0–37  New Zealand Sydney [1/8/1]
[121]
1994-11-19 Germany  12–0  Sweden Hamburg [6/16/3]
[122]
1994-11-28 Germany  3–15  Kazakhstan Hanover [7/7/2]
[123]
1994-12-18 Wales  0–5  Scotland The Brewery Field, Bridgend [21/10/3]
[124]
1994-12-18 England  30–5  Netherlands Wasps RFC [24/25/2]

1995[]

Tournaments[]

[129-132] (1995-04-12 to 1995-04-16) FIRA European Championship at Treviso, Italy

Other matches[]

[125]
1995-02-12 England  25–0  Wales Sale RFC [24/22/10]
[126]
1995-02-18 Scotland  20–3  Ireland Myreside, Edinburgh [11/7/4]
[127]
1995-03-05 Ireland  10–39  France Dublin [8/30/2]
[128]
1995-03-19[8] Wales  25–0  Ireland Cardiff [23/8/1]
[133]
1995-04-30 Scotland  10–12  Italy Meggetland, Edinburgh [12/15/1]
[134]
1995-05-14 Germany [9] 50–0  Portugal Heidelberg [8/1/1]
[135]
1995-07-22 New Zealand  64–0  Australia Auckland [9/2/2]
[136]
1995-09-23 Netherlands  5–3  Scotland Amsterdam [31/13/1]

1996[]

Tournaments[]

[137-138, 140-143] (1996-01-21 to 1996-03-03) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[144-150] (1996-04-08 to 1996-04-14) FIRA European Championship at Madrid, Spain

[153-158] (1996-09-08 to 1996-09-14) Canada Cup at Edmonton, Canada

Other matches[]

[139]
1996-02-18 France  6–15  England [33/27/4]
[151]
1996-08-24 Germany  3–53  Kazakhstan Hanover [12/8/3]
[152]
1996-08-31 Australia  5–28  New Zealand Sydney [3/10/3]
[159]
1996-11-30 Scotland  27–3  Netherlands Meggetland [17/35/2]

1997[]

Tournaments[]

[161-164,166-167] (1997-01-12 to 1997-03-09) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[168-179] (1997-04-02 to 1997-04-06) FIRA European Championship at Nice, France

Other matches[]

[160]
1997-01-05 England  17–15  Spain Leeds [30/13/2]
[165]
1997-02-23 England  15–17  France Northampton [33/39/5]
[180]
1997-07-06 Canada  12–21  United States Ajax, Ontario [21/23/7]
[185]
1997-08-02 Australia  24–28  United States Brisbane [4/24/1]
[186]
1997-08-05 Sweden  0–42  Scotland Stockholm [18/24/2]
[187]
1997-08-13 New Zealand  67–0  England Burnham [14/38/1]
[188]
1997-08-16 New Zealand  44–0  Australia Dunedin [15/5/4]
[189]
1997-08-31 Germany  0–84  England Hürth [16/39/1]
[190]
1997-10-26 Netherlands  31–7  Germany Amsterdam [34/17/5]
[191]
1997-11-09 Germany  6–32  Ireland Hamburg [18/18/2]
[181]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  5–7  Russia ? [9/5/2]
[182]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  0–15  Russia ? [10/6/3]
[183]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  12–35  Russia ? [11/7/4]
[184]
1997-??-?? Spain  17–12  Russia ? [17/8/1]

1998[]

Tournaments[]

[193-199] (1998-02-15 to 1998-04-05) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[202-241] (1998-05-01 to 1998-05-16) World Cup at Amsterdam, Netherlands

Other matches[]

[192]
1998-02-01 France  5–13  England Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Lille [43/40/7]
[195]
1998-02-21 Scotland  19–3  France Raeburn Place, Edinburgh [26/44/1]
[200]
1998-04-08 Japan  42–14  Hong Kong Kumagaya Rugby Stadium [9/1/1]
[201]
1998-04-12 Japan  39–0  Hong Kong Kumagaya Rugby Stadium [10/2/2]
[242]
1998-08-29 Australia  3–27  New Zealand Sydney [11/21/5]
[243]
1998-12-05 Spain  3–5  Scotland ? [23/34/2]

1999[]

Tournaments[]

[244-254] (1999-03-05 to 1999-04-09) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[256-267] (1999-04-19 to 1999-04-24) FIRA European Championship at Belluno, Italy

[269-271] (1999-10-13 to 1999-10-19) Triangular '99 at Palmerston North, New Zealand

Other matches[]

[253]
1999-04-09 Germany  12–19  Netherlands Hanover [24/44/7]
[255]
1999-04-11 Germany  6–34  Kazakhstan Hanover [25/17/4]
[268]
1999-08-08 United States  16–11  Canada Saranac Lake, New York [30/27/9]

2000[]

Tournaments[]

[270-280] (2000-02-04 to 2000-04-01) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[281-295] (2000-05-06 to 2000-05-14) FIRA European Championship at Almería, Spain

[299-304] (2000-09-23 to 2000-09-30) Canada Cup at Winnipeg

[305] (2000-12-15 to 2000-12-15) Asian World Cup qualifier at , Hong Kong

Other matches[]

[269]
2000-01-09 Spain  10–42  England Barcelona [27/56/3]
[274]
2000-02-20 Netherlands  54–7  Belgium Amsterdam [44/3/1]
[296]
2000-06-06 United States  10–17  Canada New York City [33/30/11]
[297]
2000-08-12 Germany  5–30  Sweden Hanover [29/25/5]
[298]
2000-09-01 Samoa  10–12  Japan Apia Park [1/11/1]

2001[]

Tournaments[]

[307-316] (2001-02-03 to 2001-03-17) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[320-337] (2001-05-06 to 2001-05-12) FIRA European Championship at Lille

Other matches[]

[306]
2001-01-15 Wales  72–5  Netherlands Bridgend [52/52/2]
[309]
2001-02-09 Spain  42–0  Ireland Madrid [37/32/2]
[310]
2001-02-16 Ireland  0–53  France Dublin [35/65/5]
[319]
2001-04-08 Netherlands  105–0  Belgium Amsterdam [50/4/2]
[338]
2001-05-26 Australia  19–41  England T.G.Milner, Eastwood, Sydney [12/74/2]
[339]
2001-06-02 Australia  5–15  England Newcastle, New South Wales [13/75/3]
[340]
2001-06-09 New Zealand  15–10  England Rotorua [27/76/4]
[341]
2001-06-16 New Zealand  17–22  England North Harbour Stadium, Albany, North Shore City [28/77/5]
[342]
2001-07-07 Canada  23–3  United States , Ottawa [34/37/13]
[343]
2001-08-05 United States  22–21  Canada Saranac Lake, New York [38/35/14]
[344]
2001-10-18 Wales  7–21  Canada Glamorgan Wanderers [60/36/4]
[345]
2001-10-21 Wales  11–12  Canada Caerphilly [61/37/5]
[346]
2001-10-24 Netherlands  0–15  Ireland Amsterdam [59/39/3]
[347]
2001-10-28 Wales  13–13  Canada Ebbw Vale [62/38/6]
[348]
2001-11-11 Scotland  13–3  Sweden Edinburgh [56/27/3]
[349]
2001-11-18 Wales  17–20  United States Ebbw Vale [63/39/3]
[350]
2001-11-24 Scotland  22–3  United States Inverleith [57/40/2]

2002[]

Tournaments[]

[351-369] (2002-02-02 to 2002-04-07) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[360-364] (2002-03-20 to 2002-03-23) FIRA ENC XV-a-side Tournament at Treviso, Italy

[370-401] (2002-05-11 to 2002-05-26) World Cup at Barcelona, Spain

Other matches[]

[402]
2002-11-24 Scotland  34–3  Sweden Murrayfield, Edinburgh[10] [67/30/4]

2003[]

Tournaments[]

[403-417] (2003-02-15 to 2003-03-29) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[418-425] (2003-05-01 to 2003-05-11) FIRA European Championship at Malmö, Sweden & Amsterdam, Netherlands

[426-429] (2003-06-14 to 2003-06-28) Churchill Cup at Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver

[433-434] (2003-12-03 to 2003-12-04) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's 15-a-side Championship at Port of Spain

Other matches[]

[430]
2003-07-06 Sweden  5–49  Scotland Linköping [34/75/4]
[431]
2003-10-04 New Zealand  37–0 World XV Eden Park, Auckland [33/2/2]
[432]
2003-10-11 New Zealand  38–18 World XV Whangarei [34/3/3]

2004[]

Tournaments[]

[435-449] (2004-02-14 to 2004-03-27) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[450-467] (2004-05-01 to 2004-05-08) FIRA European Championship at Toulouse, France

[471-475] (2004-06-08 to 2004-06-19) Churchill Cup at Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton

Other matches[]

[468]
2004-05-29 South Africa  5–8  Wales , Port Elizabeth [1/86/1]
[469]
2004-06-05 Austria  5–5  Czech Republic Hohe Warte, Vienna [1/1/1]
[470]
2004-06-05 South Africa  15–16  Wales Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria [2/87/2]
[476]
2004-06-19 Jamaica  15–3  Cayman Islands Montego Bay [3/1/1]
[477]
2004-11-06 Netherlands  15–7  Japan Amsterdam [65/17/2]
[478]
2004-11-14 England  45–5  Canada Richmond [105/49/10]
[479]
2004-11-14 Ireland  55–0  Japan Donnybrook, Dublin [62/18/3]
[480]
2004-11-17 England  41–3  Canada Newbury [106/50/11]
[481]
2004-11-27 Scotland  6–12  United States Murrayfield, Edinburgh [82/49/3]

2005[]

Tournaments[]

[482-497] (2005-02-03 to 2005-03-19) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[498-510] (2005-04-07 to 2005-05-23) FIRA European Championship at Hamburg, Germany and Zenica, Bosnia

[511-514] (2005-06-03 to 2005-06-03) Asian World Cup Qualifiers at Bangkok, Thailand

[515-518] (2005-06-29 to 2005-07-05) Canada Cup at Ottawa

Other matches[]

[491]
2005-02-26 Rwanda  0–92  Uganda Kigali [1/1/1]
[502]
2005-04-30 Austria  5–5[11]  Czech Republic Hohe Warte, Vienna [2/2/2]
[503]
2005-04-30 Wales  9–24  South Africa Ebbw Vale RFC [93/3/3]
[504]
2005-05-14 England  101–0  South Africa RFC [112/4/1]
[519]
2005-10-15 Samoa  0–53  England Ericsson Stadium, Auckland [6/113/1]
[520]
2005-10-22 New Zealand  24–15  England Eden Park, Auckland [41/114/8]
[521]
2005-10-22 Italy  11–14  Wales Treviso [46/94/5]
[522]
2005-10-26 New Zealand  33–8  England Waikato Stadium, Hamilton [42/115/9]
[523]
2005-11-11 France  13–5  Canada Nantes [100/54/5]
[524]
2005-11-11 France  29–0  Canada Nanterre [101/55/6]
[525]
2005-12-10 Uganda  81–0  Rwanda Kampala [2/2/2]

2006[]

Tournaments[]

[528-542] (2006-02-04 to 2006-03-18) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[543-545] (2006-04-14 to 2006-04-18) Pacific tri-nations at , Nukuʻalofa, Tonga

[546-558] (2006-04-23 to 2006-04-30) FIRA ENC XV Championship at Treviso, Italy

[559, 565] (2006-06-09 to 2006-08-12) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[566-595] (2006-08-27 to 2006-09-18) World Cup at Edmonton, Canada

[596-598] (2006-09-28 to 2006-09-30) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Kingston, Jamaica

[599-603] (2006-11-17 to 2006-11-19) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Kunming, China

Other matches[]

[526]
2006-01-21 Scotland  6–13  United States Netherdale, Gala [90/50/4]
[527]
2006-01-25 Ireland  5–23  United States Limerick [68/51/2]
[???]
2006-03-25 Belgium  15–7  Netherlands Brussels [??/??/?[12]]
[555]
2006-04-29 Ireland  15–8  Canada Galway [74/56/2]
[559]
2006-05-06 Wales  16–11  Canada Glamorgan Wanderers [100/57/7]
[561]
2006-06-10 United States  25–10  Canada Boulder, Colorado [52/58/17]
[562]
2006-06-13 United States  18–20  Canada Boulder, Colorado [53/59/18]
[563]
2006-06-17 South Africa  35–0  Netherlands Port Elizabeth [5/76/1]
[564]
2006-06-24 South Africa  42–12  Netherlands Durban [6/77/2]
[601]
2006-11-18 Wales  31–7  Italy Glamorgan Wanderers [101/54/6]
[604]
2006-12-03 Wales  24–0  Netherlands Llanrumney [102/78/2]

2007[]

Tournaments[]

[605-619] (2007-02-03 to 2007-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[621-648] (2007-04-11 to 2007-05-05) FIRA European Championship at Belgium and Barcelona, Spain

[652-653] (2007-10-16 to 2007-10-20) 2007 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Wanganui and Wellington, New Zealand

[655-658] (2007-11-02 to 2007-11-04) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Kunming, China

Other matches[]

[620]
2007-04-01 Netherlands  62–5  Belgium Eindhoven [79/12/4]
[649]
2007-08-27 United States  5–18  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [59/65/19[13]]
[650]
2007-08-29 United States  7–45  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [60/66/20[13]]
[651]
2007-09-22 Zimbabwe  0–28  Zambia Harare [1/1/1[14]]
[654]
2007-10-28 Germany  37–0  Luxembourg Heidelberg [49/5/1]
[659]
2007-11-04 Scotland  3–45  Canada Glasgow [106/67/4]
[660]
2007-11-09 Wales  3–25  Canada Cardiff [112/68/8]
[661]
2007-12-01 Belgium  7–19  Netherlands Ghent [16/84/5]
[662]
2007-12-15 England  34–0  United States London Irish [135/61/7]

2008[]

Tournaments[]

[663-677] (2008-02-13 to 2008-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[680-685] (2008-05-03 to 2008-05-10) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Georgetown, Guyana

[687-709] (2008-05-17 to 2008-05-25) FIRA European Championship at Amsterdam

[706, 718] (2008-05-24 to 2008-08-16) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[710-716] (2008-06-03 to 2008-06-08) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Taldykorgan, Kazakhstan

[724-725] (2008-10-14 to 2008-10-18) 2008 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Canberra and Sydney, Australia

[720-722] (2008-08-22 to 2008-08-26) Nations Cup at Esher, England

Other matches[]

[678]
2008-03-16 Germany  0–43  Netherlands Aachen [50/85/15]
[679]
2008-04-20 Netherlands  50–10  Germany Valkenswaard [86/51/16]
[686]
2008-05-10 Netherlands  10–0  Brazil Amsterdam [87/1/1]
[717]
2008-06-14 Jamaica  15–0  Cayman Islands Kingston, Jamaica [9/5/3]
[719]
2008-08-19 England  50–3  United States Esher [144/62/8]
[723]
2008-08-29 England  24–0  Canada Esher [147/71/14]
[726]
2008-11-02 Germany  12–5  Sweden Hanover [55/50/8]
[727]
2008-12-04 Singapore  10–10  Hong Kong St Andrew's School, Singapore [8/10/2]
[728]
2008-12-05 Singapore  0–5  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore [9/11/3]

2009[]

Tournaments[]

[730-744] (2009-02-07 to 2009-03-21) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[747-758] (2009-05-17 to 2009-05-23) FIRA European Trophy (World Cup Qualifier) at Stockholm and Enköping

[759-764] (2009-06-21 to 2009-06-27) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Bridgetown, Barbados

[771, 778] (2009-08-02 to 2009-08-29) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[766] (2009-08-08 to 2009-08-08) Oceania World Cup Qualifier at Samoa

[772-777] (2009-08-10 to 2009-08-24) Nations Cup at Oakville, Canada

[781-785] (2009-11-03 to 2009-11-05) Asia World Cup Qualifier at Singapore

Other matches[]

[729]
2009-01-10 Scotland  32–0  Sweden Meggetland [115/51/7]
[745]
2009-04-25 Sweden  0–24  Netherlands Norrköping [53/91/11]
[746]
2009-04-26 Sweden  3–7  Netherlands Norrköping [54/92/12]
[765]
2009-06-27 United States  17–25  Canada Infinity Park, Glendale, Colorado [65/72/22]
[779]
2009-10-03 Singapore  63–0  Malaysia Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore [10/1/1]
[780]
2009-10-10 Hong Kong  22–17  Singapore , Hong Kong [12/11/4]
[782]
2009-10-24 Norway  5–22  Finland Oslo [17/8/2]
[786]
2009-11-14 England  3–16  New Zealand Esher [157/52/11]
[787]
2009-11-18 France  5–14  Canada Dijon [139/77/8]
[788]
2009-11-21 England  10–3  New Zealand Twickenham [158/53/12]
[789]
2009-11-21 France  22–0  Canada Stade de France, Saint-Denis [140/78/9]
[790]
2009-11-28 Wales  56–7  Sweden St Helen's, Swansea [126/57/2]

2010[]

Tournaments[]

[793-807] (2010-02-06 to 2010-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[810-821] (2019-05-08 to 2010-05-15) FIRA European Trophy at Alsace-Lorraine

[828-829] (2010-07-03 to 2010-07-10) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[-] (2010-08-14 to 2010-08-20) NACRA Women's Championship at Nassau, Bahamas

[833] (2010-08-21 to 2010-08-21) Caribbean Women's Championship at Nassau, Bahamas

[835-865] (2010-08-20 to 2010-09-05) 2010 Women's Rugby World Cup at London

Other matches[]

[791]
2010-01-12 United States  8–18  Canada Lakeland, Florida [71/79/24]
[792]
2010-01-16 United States  11–10  Canada Lakeland, Florida [72/80/25]
[808]
2010-04-02 Netherlands  19–0  Sweden Leiden [96/59/13]
[809]
2010-04-04 Netherlands  20–7  Sweden Amsterdam [97/60/14]
[810]
2010-04-08 Kazakhstan  17–22  South Africa Al Ain, Dubai [44/16/2]
[811]
2010-04-10 Kazakhstan  0–38  South Africa Al Ain, Dubai [45/17/3]
[812]
2010-04-18 Netherlands  83–0  Germany Maastricht [98/58/17]
[814]
2010-05-08 Uganda  10–10  Kenya Kampala [9/7/7]
[826]
2010-05-22 Japan  17–0  Hong Kong Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium, Tokyo [27/15/5]
[814]
2010-05-22 Kenya  8–0  Uganda Nairobi [8/10/8]
[828]
2010-06-05 Scotland  8–27  South Africa Lasswade [129/18/1]
[829]
2010-06-12 Scotland  17–41  South Africa Lasswade [130/19/2]
[830]
2010-06-14 Canada  14–8  United States Shawnigan Lake School [81/72/26]
[831]
2010-06-18 Canada  34–22  United States Bear Mountain Stadium, Langford [82/73/27]
[832]
2010-08-19 Bahamas  0–65 Caribbean Community Caribbean Select XV Nassau, Bahamas [1/1/1]
[866]
2010-12-18 Malaysia  0–81  Hong Kong Royal Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur [2/16/1]

2011[]

Tournaments[]

[868-882] (2011-02-04 to 2011-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[884-889] (2011-04-30 to 2011-05-07) FIRA European Trophy at A Coruña, Spain

[892,899] (2011-07-09 to 2011-07-16) Elgon Cup at Nairobi and Kampala

[893-898] (2011-07-09 to 2011-07-16) NACRA Women's Championship at Cayman Islands

[900-908] (2011-08-02 to 2011-08-13) Nations Cup at Oakville, Canada

[912-917] (2011-11-24 to 2011-11-26) Asian Championship (II Division) at Chao Anou Vong stadium, Vientiane, Laos

Other matches[]

Main article: 2011 end-of-year women's rugby union tests
[867]
2011-01-03 Spain  28–13  Scotland Madrid [95/136/16]
[883]
2011-04-29 Hong Kong  0–15  Japan Hong Kong [17/28/6]
[890]
2011-05-14 Kazakhstan  58–3  Uzbekistan [51/4/2]
[891]
2011-05-21 Hong Kong  53–8  Singapore Hong Kong [18/14/6]
[908]
2011-09-04 Belgium  7–15   Switzerland , Schaerbeek, Brussels[15] [27/1/1]
[909]
2011-10-29 France  37–0  Italy , Nice [156/91/12]
[910]
2011-11-05 France  16–15  England , Châteaurenard [157/178/28]
[911]
2011-11-06 Netherlands  10–33  Scotland Amsterdam [104/142/5]
[918]
2011-11-26 England  10–0  New Zealand Twickenham, London [179/59/14]
[919]
2011-11-29 England  21–7  New Zealand Esher [180/60/15]
[920]
2011-12-03 England  8–8  New Zealand Esher [181/61/16]

2012[]

Tournaments[]

[921-935] (2012-02-03 to 2012-03-??) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[936-937] (2012-04-21 to 2012-04-28) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[938-948] (2012-05-03 to 2012-05-20) FIRA European Championship at Enköping, Sweden and Rovereto, Italy

[948-952] (2012-06-14 to 2012-06-16) Asian Championship (II Division) at Manila, Philippines

[953-956] (2012-07-05 to 2012-07-07) Asian Four Nations at Kunshan, China

Other matches[]

Main article: 2012 end-of-year women's rugby union tests
[946]
2012-05-19 Japan  61–15  Hong Kong Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, Tokyo [29/19/7]
[957]
2012-10-06 Finland  5–15   Switzerland[16] , Helsinki [14/2/1]
[958]
2012-11-03 England  23–13  France Esher [190/166/31]
[959]
2012-11-18 Italy  20–34  United States , Rome [101/83/1]
[960]
2012-11-21 France  13–0  United States , Orléans [167/84/4]
[961]
2012-11-23 England  16–13  New Zealand Esher [191/62/17]
[962]
2012-11-24 France  27–3  United States Stade de France, Paris [168/85/5]
[963]
2012-11-27 England  17–8  New Zealand Aldershot Military Stadium [192/63/18]
[964]
2012-12-01 England  32–23  New Zealand Twickenham [193/64/19]
[965]
2012-12-03 Italy  29–12  Spain Roma [102/101/10]
[966]
2012-12-12 Singapore  21–45  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium [17/22/7]
[967]
2012-12-15 Singapore  17–44  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium [18/23/8]

2013[]

Tournaments[]

[968-982] (2013-02-02 to 2013-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[984-993] (2013-05-20 to 2013-05-27) FIRA World Cup Qualification Tournament at Madrid

[997-998] (2013-06-15 to 2013-06-22) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[1003–1010] (2013-07-30 to 2013-08-10) Nations Cup at Colorado

[1011–1014] (2013-09-04 to 2013-09-07) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Almaty

Other matches[]

Main article: 2013 mid-year women's rugby union tests
[983]
2013-04-13 Switzerland   5–25  Belgium Centre Sportif de Colovray, Nyon [3/28/2]
[990]
2013-04-27 Hong Kong  29–0  Singapore Hong Kong [23/18/9]
[994]
2013-06-07 United States  13–10  France Oxnard College [86/174/6]
[995]
2013-06-11 United States  25–27  France Oxnard College [87/175/7]
[996]
2013-06-14 United States  12–18  France StubHub Center Campus, Carson, California [88/176/8]
[999]
2013-06-29 Czech Republic  15–27   Switzerland Tatra Smichov Stadium, Prague [3/4/1]
[1000]
2013-07-13 New Zealand  29–10  England Eden Park, Auckland [65/199/20]
[1001]
2013-07-16 New Zealand  14–9  England Waikato Stadium, Hamilton [66/200/21]
[1002]
2013-07-20 New Zealand  29–8  England ECOlight Stadium, Pukekohe [67/201/22]
[1015]
2013-09-07 South Africa  63–3  Uganda East London, Eastern Cape [33/19/1]
[1016]
2013-10-19   31–10   Windhoek, Namibia[17] [1/1/1]
[1017]
2013-11-02 France  27–19  Canada Pontarlier, France[18] [177/96/11]
[1018]
2013-11-05 France  6–11  Canada Amnéville, France [178/97/12]
[1019]
2013-11-09 England  40–20  France Twickenham Stadium, London[19] [205/179/33]
[1020]
2013-11-13 England  32–3  Canada Twickenham Stoop, London[20] [206/98/20]
[1021]
2013-11-16 Switzerland   42–0  Czech Republic Nyon[21] [5/4/2]

2014[]

Tournaments[]

[1022–1037] (2014-02-01 to 2014-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1040–1045] (2014-05-18 to 2014-05-24) 2014 Asian Four Nations at Aberdeen Stadium, Hong Kong

[1052–1091] (2014-06-29 to 2014-11-02) 2014 Women's European Trophy at various

[1055–1056] (2014-07-12 to 2014-07-19) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[1057–1086] (2014-08-01 to 2014-08-17) 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup at Marcoussis and Paris

Other matches[]

[1033]
2014-03-08 Switzerland   80–0  Finland Unterägeri [6/15/2]
[1038]
2014-04-15 Canada  51–7  United States Shawnigan Lake School, British Columbia [99/93/31]
[1039]
2014-04-19 Canada  14–10  United States Westhills Stadium, British Columbia [100/94/32]
[1046]
2014-06-01 New Zealand  38–3  Australia Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua, New Zealand [68/32/13]
[1047]
2014-06-06 Australia  0–22  Canada Tauranga, New Zealand [33/101/1]
[1048]
2014-06-10 New Zealand  90–12  Samoa Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand [69/18/2]
[1049]
2014-06-10 New Zealand  16–8  Canada Tauranga, New Zealand [70/102/9]
[1050]
2014-06-14 New Zealand  33–21  Canada Whakatane, New Zealand [71/103/10]
[1051]
2014-06-28 Wales  7–10  United States Crosskeys [157/95/4]
[1053]
2014-07-01 Spain  3–37  France Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid [108/185/17]
[1054]
2014-07-04 France  46–8  South Africa Marcoussis [186/35/2]
[1087]
2014-10-18 Sweden  3–10  Netherlands Malmö [78/111/18]
[1092]
2014-11-23 Italy  27–3  Scotland Avezzano [116/161/14]

2015[]

Tournaments[]

[1093–1107] (2015-02-06 to 2015-03-22) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1108–1110] (2015-04-25 to 2015-05-23) Asia Rugby Championship at various

[1111–1112] (2015-06-13 to 2015-06-20) Elgon Cup at various

[1113–1118] (2015-06-27 to 2015-07-05) Women's Rugby Super Series at various

[1119–1122] (2015-10-29 to 2015-11-01) 2015 Women's European Trophy at various

Other matches[]

[1097]
2015-01-31 Ireland  31–12  Wales Milltown House, Ashbourne RFC [223/164/20]
[1123]
2015-11-07 France  11–0  England Stade Francis Turcan, Martigues [197/225/36]
[1124]
2015-11-14 England  8–3  Ireland Twickenham Stoop, London [226/137/22]
[1125]
2015-11-22 Spain  10–34  Scotland Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid [111/167/17]
[1126]
2015-12-19 Spain  57–0  Hong Kong , Majadahonda [112/30/1]

2016[]

Tournaments[]

[1127–1141] (2016-02-05 to 2016-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1143–1148] (2016-07-01 to 2016-07-09) Women's Rugby Super Series at Regional Athletic Complex, Salt Lake City, Utah

[1150–1158] (2016-10-06 to 2016-10-15) 2016 Women's European Championship at Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid, Spain

[1159-1160] (2016-10-22 to 2016-10-26) 2016 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Eden Park and QBE Stadium, Auckland

[1161] ( to 2016-11-05) 2016 Oceania Rugby Women's Championship, World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at Suva (Fiji)

[1164 and 1170] (2016-11-18 to 2016-11-26) World Cup qualifier (Europe) at Glasgow and Madrid

[1173–1175] (2016-12-09 to 2016-12-17) Asia Rugby Women's Championship World Cup qualifier (Asia) at Hong Kong

Other matches[]

[1142]
2016-05-14 Singapore  7–40  Hong Kong Singapore [25/31/11]
[1149]
2016-08-21 Germany  36–0   Switzerland Heidelberg [63/12/1]
[1162]
2016-11-09 England  10–5  France Twickenham Stoop, London [235/206/39]
[1163]
2016-11-13 Ireland  10–12  England UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [143/236/24]
[1165]
2016-11-19 England  20–25  New Zealand Twickenham Stoop, London [237/82/24]
[1166]
2016-11-19 Ireland  7–48  Canada UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [144/115/3]
[1167]
2016-11-22 France  36–10  United States Béziers [207/107/10]
[1168]
2016-11-23 Canada  10–20  New Zealand Donnybrook, Dublin, Ireland [116/83/12]
[1169]
2016-11-25 France  31–6  United States Montpellier [208/108/11]
[1171]
2016-11-26 England  39–6  Canada Twickenham Stoop, London [238/117/24]
[1172]
2016-11-27 Ireland  8–38  New Zealand UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [145/84/2]

2017[]

Tournaments[]

[1176–1190] (2017-02-03 to 2017-03-18) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1201 and 1203] (2017-07-08 to 2017-07-15) 2017 Asian Rugby Championship at Shiroyama and Hong Kong

[1205–1234] (2017-08-09 to 2017-08-26) 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup at Dublin (Ireland)

Other matches[]

[1191]
2017-03-28 United States  5–39  Canada Chula Vista, California [109/118/35]
[1192]
2017-04-01 United States  10–37  Canada Chula Vista, California [110/119/36]
[1193]
2017-06-03 Spain  41–18  Hong Kong Estadio Municipal, Medina del Campo [118/34/2]
[1194]
2017-06-09 New Zealand  28–16  Canada Westpac Stadium, Wellington [85/120/12]
[1195]
2017-06-09 Australia  10–53  England Porirua Park, Wellington [42/245/5]
[1196]
2017-06-11 Wales  10–52  Japan Ystrad Mynach [178/41/1]
[1197]
2017-06-13 New Zealand  44–17  Australia Rugby Park, Christchurch [86/43/15]
[1198]
2017-06-13 Canada  20–27  England Rugby Park, Christchurch [121/246/26]
[1199]
2017-06-17 Australia  5–45  Canada Smallbone Park, Rotorua [44/122/2]
[1200]
2017-06-17 New Zealand  21–29  England Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua [87/247/25]
[1202]
2017-07-08 Wales  26–21  Spain Cardiff [179/119/10]
[1204]
2017-07-22 Zimbabwe  10–5   , Bulawayo [2/2/1]
[1235]
2017-09-10 Germany  29–0   Switzerland Sportplatz Almmannsdorf, Konstanz [64/16/2]
[1236]
2017-10-21 Finland  10–39  Sweden , Tammela [15/78/2]
[1237]
2017-11-17 England  79–5  Canada Barnet Copthall, London [253/128/27]
[1238]
2017-11-19 Italy  21–41  France Biella [137/219/19]
[1239]
2017-11-21 England  49–12  Canada Twickenham Stoop [254/129/28]
[1240]
2017-11-25 England  69–19  Canada Twickenham [255/130/29]

2018[]

Tournaments[]

[1241–1259] (2018-02-02 to 2018-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1250–1253] (2018-02-27 to 2018-03-03) European Championship at Waterloo

[1260–1262] (2018-06-02 to 2018-06-08) 2018 Asian Rugby Championship at Singapore

[1265-1266] (2018-08-18 to 2018-08-25) 2018 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at ANZ Stadium, Sydney and Eden Park, Auckland

[1267, 1279] (2018-10-13 to 2018-11-17) 2018–19 European Trophy at Helsinki and Yverdon

[1276–1277, 1284–87] (2018-11-16 to 2018-11-24) 2018 Oceania Rugby Women's Championship at Lautoka (Fiji)

Other matches[]

[1263]
2018-07-11 Zambia  19–18  Zimbabwe Mufulira [2/3/2]
[1264]
2018-07-15 Zambia  7–3  Zimbabwe Mufulira [3/4/3]
[1269]
2018-10-28 Germany  25–0  Czech Republic Berlin [67/11/1]
[1270]
2018-11-03 United States  6–67  New Zealand Soldier Field, Chicago [116/95/12]
[1271]
2018-11-04 Italy  38–0  Scotland Calvisano [143/185/19]
[1272]
2018-11-09 England  57–5  United States Allianz Park, London [-/117/17]
[1273]
2018-11-09 France  0–14  New Zealand Stade Mayol, Toulon [224/96/5]
[1274]
2018-11-10 Wales  19–5  South Africa Cardiff Arms Park [190/41/7]
[1275]
2018-11-11 Spain  60–5  Hong Kong Villajoyosa [127/42/4]
[1278]
2018-11-16 Wales  65–0  Hong Kong Cardiff Arms Park [191/43/2]
[1280]
2018-11-17 France  30–27  New Zealand Stade des Alpes, Grenoble [225/97/6]
[1281]
2018-11-17 Spain  17–5  South Africa Villajoyosa [128/42/2]
[1282]
2018-11-18 England  27–19  Canada Castle Park, Doncaster [262/186/7]
[1283]
2018-11-18 Ireland  10–19  United States Donnybrook, Dublin [161/118/7]
[1288]
2018-11-24 Wales  21–38  Canada Cardiff Arms Park [192/131/11]
[1289]
2018-11-24 England  37–15  Ireland Twickenham [263/-/-]
[1290]
2018-11-25 Italy  35–10  South Africa Prato [143/43/1]
[1291]
2018-11-27 Scotland  25–28  Canada Scotstoun [186/132/7]

2019[]

Tournaments[]

[1293–1310] (2019-02-01 to 2019-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1299, 1305, 1311–1312] (2019-02-24 to 2019-05-04) European Championship at various

[1307] (2019-03-16 to 2019-03–16) 2018–19 European Trophy at Prague

[1313–1315] (2019-05-24 to 2019-07-01) 2019 Asia Pacific Championship at Suva, Fiji

[1316–1319] (2019-06-19 to 2019-06-22) 2019 Asian Division I Championship at Calamba, Philippines

[1320 and 1331] (2019-06-22 to 2019-07-13) Elgon Cup at Kisumu and Kampala

[1321–1328, 1332–1333] (2019-06-28 to 2019-07-14) Women's Rugby Super Series at San Diego, California

[1335 and 1336] (2019-07-31 to 2019-08-03) Asian Championship qualifiers at Jiujiang Stadium, China

[1337–1338, 1340–1341, 1343–1344] (2019-08-09 to 2019-08-17) 2019 Rugby Africa Cup World Cup qualifier (Africa) at Johannesburg

[1339 and 1342] (2019-08-10 to 2019-08-17) 2019 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Optus Stadium, Perth and Eden Park, Auckland

[1348–1349, 1352, 1356, 1362] (2019-10-12 to 2019-11–23) at various

[1358, 1360, 1365] (2019-11-18 to 2019-11-30) 2019 Oceania Championship World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at Lautoka, Fiji

Other matches[]

[1292]
2019-01-20 Spain  29–24  Scotland Madrid [129/188/20]
[1329]
2019-07-13 Australia  34–5  Japan Sportsground 2, Newcastle [52/50/2]
[1330]
2019-07-13 Zimbabwe  18–19  Zambia Harare Sports Club [5/4/4]
[1334]
2019-07-19 Australia  46–3  Japan North Sydney Oval, Sydney [53/51/3]
[1343]
2019-08-25 Colombia  28–7  Brazil Medellin [84/1/1]
[1344]
2019-09-14 Zambia  21–15  Zimbabwe Dean Arena, Lusaka [5/6/5]
[1345]
2019-09-21 South Africa  12–29  Spain , Despatch [47/132/2]
[1346]
2019-09-30 South Africa  5–47  Scotland City Park, Cape Town [48/193/3]
[1347]
2019-10-05 South Africa  15–38  Scotland City Park, Cape Town [49/194/4]
[1350]
2019-11-03 Spain  22–5  Wales , Madrid [130/198/11]
[1351]
2019-11-09 France  10–20  England Stade Marcel Michelin, Clermont Ferrand [235/273/44]
[1353]
2019-11-10 Ireland  13–15  Wales Donnybrook, Dublin [169/199/26]
[1354]
2019-11-16 England  17–15  France Sandy Park, Exeter [274/236/45]
[1355]
2019-11-16 Italy  17–17  Japan Stadio Fattori, L'Aquila [152/52/3]
[1357]
2019-11-17 Scotland  3–17  Wales Scotstoun, Glasgow [195/200/31]
[1359]
2019-11-20 United States  0–19  Canada Chula Vista, San Diego [132/137/38]
[1361]
2019-11-23 England  60–3  Italy Goldington Road, Bedford [275/151/20]
[1363]
2019-11-24 Scotland  20–24  Japan Scotstoun [196/54/1]
[1364]
2019-11-24 United States  27–52  Canada Chula Vista, San Diego [133/138/39]
[1366]
2019-11-26 Netherlands  12–14  Hong Kong Amsterdam []
[1367]
2019-11-30 Netherlands  0–18  Hong Kong Amsterdam []

2020[]

Tournaments[]

[1369–1381] (2020-02-02 to 2020-11-01) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1377, 1385–1386] (2020-03-07 to 2021-03-27) European Championship at various

[1382] (2020-11-14 to 2020-11-14) 2019 Oceania Championship World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at The Trusts Arena, Auckland

Other matches[]

[1368]
2020-01-20 Spain  12��36  Scotland , Almería []
[1383]
2020-11-14 France  10–33  England Stade des Alpes, Grenoble []
[1384]
2020-11-21 England  25–23  France Twickenham []

2021[]

Tournaments[]

[1377, 1385–1386] (2020-03-07 to 2021-03-27) European Championship at various

[1387–1395] (2021-04-03 to 2021-04-23) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1397–1402, 1412–1413, 1415] (2021-07-03 to 2021-10-17) 2021 Rugby Africa Cup at various

[1405] (2021-08-25 to 2021-08-25) South America/Africa play-off World Cup qualifier (South America/Africa) at Nyayo National Stadium, Nairobi

[1406–1411] (2021-09-13 to 2021-09-25) RE World Cup Qualification Tournament World Cup qualifier (Europe) at Stadio Sergio Lanfranchi, Parma

[1414, 1416, 1420, 1428, 1435] (2021-10-16 to 2022-05–28) at various

[1418–1419] (2021-11-01 to 2021-11-05) at Infinity Park, Glendale, Colorado

Other matches[]

[1396]
2021-04-30 France  15–17[a]  England Stadium Lille Métropole, Villeneuve-d'Ascq [247/286/51]
[1403]
2021-08-12 South Africa  66–0  Kenya Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch [50/28/2]
[1404]
2021-08-16 South Africa  29–22  Kenya Danie Craven Stadium, Stellenbosch [51/29/3]
[1417]
2021-10-31 England  43–12  New Zealand Sandy Park, Exeter [287/104/28]
[1421]
2021-11-06 France  46–3  South Africa Stade de la Rabine, Vannes [248/51/4]
[1422]
2021-11-07 England  56–15  New Zealand Franklin's Gardens, Northampton [288/105/29]
[1423]
2021-11-07 Wales  23–5  Japan Cardiff Arms Park [207/54/2]
[1424]
2021-11-12 Ireland  20–10  United States RDS Arena, Dublin [178/128/8]
[1425]
2021-11-13   5–75  Zambia Hage Geingob Rugby Stadium, Windhoek [//]
[1426]
2021-11-13 France  38–13  New Zealand Stade du Hameau, Pau [249/106/8]
[1427]
2021-11-13 Wales  29–19  South Africa Cardiff Arms Park [208/52/7]
[1429]
2021-11-14 England  51–12  Canada Twickenham Stoop [289/142/32]
[1430]
2021-11-14 Scotland  36–12  Japan Edinburgh Rugby Stadium [207/55/2]
[1431]
2021-11-20 France  29–7  New Zealand Stade Pierre-Fabre, Castres [250/107/9]
[1432]
2021-11-20 Ireland  15–12  Japan RDS Arena, Dublin [179/56/5]
[1433]
2021-11-21 England  89–0  United States Sixways Stadium, Worcester [290/134/19]
[1434]
2021-11-21 Wales  7–24  Canada Cardiff Arms Park [209/143/12]

Notes[]

  1. ^ Play was abandoned after 62 minutes due to floodlight failure. As a result of playing over 60 minutes, England were awarded the win.

References[]

  1. ^ First women's international
  2. ^ First international in the British Isles
  3. ^ The first home nations international. Video highlights of the game can be seen here [1]
  4. ^ First international in North America
  5. ^ This match, and preparations for it, was filmed by Channel 4 for a documentary called "Rugby Women", a copy of which is held in the National Film Archive at the British Film Institute
  6. ^ This was the final Great Britain international and also featured in the Channel 4 documentary called "Rugby Women", a copy of which is held in the National Film Archive at the British Film Institute
  7. ^ First International for both Ireland and Scotland at site of the first ever men's international.
  8. ^ Cleary, Mick; Griffiths, John, eds. (1996). Rothmans Rugby Yearbook 1995-96. Aylesbury: Rothmans Publications Ltd. p. 374. ISBN 0-7472-7816-4.
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  13. ^ a b A review of Canada's test history is likely to reject test status from this match
  14. ^ There are reports that there may have been an earlier game, played between 2004 and 2006, won by Zambia by 88-0
  15. ^ Match report
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