The 2012 mid-year rugby union tests (also known as the Summer Internationals in the Northern Hemisphere) refer to the rugby union Internationals that were played through June, mostly in the Southern Hemisphere.
These matches marked the start of a global rugby calendar established by the International Rugby Board (IRB), which runs until 2019. The calendar includes a return of traditional tours by European teams, in which a team plays multiple Tests against a southern hemisphere side, often with mid-week matches against provincial or regional sides. This year, all three of the teams that competed in the Rugby Championship's predecessor tournament, the Tri Nations, hosted European nations in three-Test series. Australia hosted Wales, marking the first three-Test series in Australia by a top European side since the British & Irish Lions' 2001 tour.[1]South Africa hosted England for three Tests, the first extended tour of that country by a single nation since New Zealand toured in 1996.[2]
The new calendar also provided expanded Test opportunities for so-called "Tier 2" nations. As part of this IRB initiative, another tradition returned – tours of the Pacific Islands by major nations. Scotland became the first Tier 1 nation to play a Test in the Pacific Islands since 2006, visiting Fiji and Samoa.[3] Also, Italy toured the Americas, claiming wins over Canada and the United States and a loss to Argentina.
The Welsh Rugby Union announced that this would be a fully capped match.[7] As a result, Martyn Williams became the third Welsh player with 100 caps when he came off the bench. It was also announced that this match would be the last international appearance of Martyn Williams and Wales top try-scorer Shane Williams.
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The 2012 mid year rugby union tests also known as the Summer Internationals in the Northern Hemisphere refer to the rugby union Internationals that were played through June mostly in the Southern Hemisphere These matches marked the start of a global rugby calendar established by the International Rugby Board IRB which runs until 2019 The calendar includes a return of traditional tours by European teams in which a team plays multiple Tests against a southern hemisphere side often with mid week matches against provincial or regional sides This year all three of the teams that competed in the Rugby Championship s predecessor tournament the Tri Nations hosted European nations in three Test series Australia hosted Wales marking the first three Test series in Australia by a top European side since the British amp Irish Lions 2001 tour 1 South Africa hosted England for three Tests the first extended tour of that country by a single nation since New Zealand toured in 1996 2 The new calendar also provided expanded Test opportunities for so called Tier 2 nations As part of this IRB initiative another tradition returned tours of the Pacific Islands by major nations Scotland became the first Tier 1 nation to play a Test in the Pacific Islands since 2006 visiting Fiji and Samoa 3 Also Italy toured the Americas claiming wins over Canada and the United States and a loss to Argentina Contents 1 Overview 1 1 Series 1 2 Other tours 2 Fixtures 2 1 Week 1 2 2 Week 2 2 3 Week 3 2 4 Week 4 2 5 Week 5 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksOverview EditSeries Edit Tour Result WinnersAustralia v Wales test series 3 tests 3 0 nbsp AustraliaNew Zealand v Ireland test series 3 tests 3 0 nbsp New ZealandArgentina v France test series 2 tests 1 1 DrawnSouth Africa v England test series 3 tests 2 0 nbsp South AfricaJapan v French Barbarians test series 2 tests 0 2 French BarbariansOther tours Edit Team Tour OpponentsBarbarians end of season tour nbsp England lost nbsp Ireland won nbsp Wales lost Italy tour nbsp Argentina lost nbsp Canada won nbsp United States won Scotland tour nbsp Australia won nbsp Fiji won nbsp Samoa won Georgia tour nbsp United States lost nbsp Canada lost Fixtures EditWeek 1 Edit 27 May 201214 30 BST UTC 01 England nbsp 57 26BarbariansTry Ashton 3 17 c 37 c 43 cHartley 34 mWade 57 cWigglesworth 66 cJoseph 2 69 c 79 cCon Farrell 7 8 17 38 44 57 67 70 80 Pen Farrell 1 2 2 Report 4 Try Muliaina 2 31 m 47 cTindall 63 cTaele 71 cCon Donald 2 3 32 64 Contepomi 1 1 72 Twickenham Stadium London Attendance 42 269Referee John Lacey Ireland FB 15 Ben Foden nbsp 50 RW 14 Chris AshtonOC 13 Brad BarrittIC 12 Owen FarrellLW 11 Christian WadeFH 10 Charlie HodgsonSH 9 Lee Dickson nbsp 60 N8 8 Phil Dowson c nbsp 67 OF 7 Carl Fearns nbsp 55 BF 6 Tom Johnson nbsp 50 RL 5 Tom PalmerLL 4 Mouritz Botha nbsp 55 TP 3 Paul Doran JonesHK 2 Dylan HartleyLP 1 Matt Stevens nbsp 40 Replacements HK 16 Lee Mears nbsp 67 PR 17 Matt Mullan nbsp 40 LK 18 Joe Launchbury nbsp 55 FL 19 Jamie Gibson nbsp 55 SH 20 Richard Wigglesworth nbsp 60 CE 21 Jonathan Joseph nbsp 50 FB 22 Alex Goode nbsp 50 Coach nbsp Stuart Lancaster FB 15 nbsp Mils MuliainaRW 14 nbsp Paul Sackey nbsp 45 OC 13 nbsp Casey LaulalaIC 12 nbsp Mike Tindall nbsp 67 LW 11 nbsp Iain BalshawFH 10 nbsp Stephen DonaldSH 9 nbsp Rory Lawson nbsp 56 N8 8 nbsp Johnnie Beattie nbsp 67 OF 7 nbsp Akapusi Qera nbsp 59 BF 6 nbsp Ernst JoubertRL 5 nbsp Anton van ZylLL 4 nbsp Mark ChisholmTP 3 nbsp John AfoaHK 2 nbsp John Smit c nbsp 59 LP 1 nbsp Neemia Tialata nbsp 59 Replacements HK 16 nbsp Benoit August nbsp 59 PR 17 nbsp Duncan Jones nbsp 59 LK 18 nbsp Pelu Taele nbsp 67 N8 19 nbsp Raphael Lakafia nbsp 59 SH 20 nbsp Jerome Fillol nbsp 56 FH 21 nbsp Felipe Contepomi nbsp 67 WG 22 nbsp Sailosi Tagicakibau nbsp 45 Coach nbsp John KirwanAssistant referees Peter Fitzgibbon Ireland Simon McDowell Ireland As per tradition the Barbarians side featured uncapped players Jerome Fillol Ernst Joubert and Anton van Zyl Week 2 Edit 29 May 201219 45 BST UTC 01 Ireland nbsp 28 29BarbariansTry Gilroy 2 15 c 64 cEarls 25 cZebo 44 cCon O Gara 4 4 15 25 44 64 Report 5 Try Balshaw 11 cC van Zyl 18 cSackey 29 cTindall 58 mCon Contepomi 3 4 11 18 29 Pen Contepomi 1 1 78 Kingsholm Stadium Gloucester Attendance 11 654Referee Jerome Garces France FB 15 Keith EarlsRW 14 Craig GilroyOC 13 Darren CaveIC 12 Paddy WallaceLW 11 Simon ZeboFH 10 Ronan O Gara c SH 9 Conor MurrayN8 8 Peter O Mahony nbsp 71 OF 7 Chris Henry nbsp 60 BF 6 John MuldoonRL 5 Donnacha RyanLL 4 Dan Tuohy nbsp 60 TP 3 Declan Fitzpatrick nbsp 58 nbsp 70 HK 2 Mike SherryLP 1 Brett Wilkinson nbsp 70 Replacements HK 16 Rory BestPR 17 Ronan Loughney nbsp 58 LK 18 Donncha O Callaghan nbsp 60 FL 19 James Coughlan nbsp 60 SH 20 Paul MarshallCE 21 Nevin SpenceWG 22 Andrew Trimble nbsp 71 Coach nbsp Declan Kidney FB 15 nbsp Cedric Heymans nbsp 68 RW 14 nbsp Paul SackeyOC 13 nbsp Mike TindallIC 12 nbsp Damien TrailleLW 11 nbsp Sailosi TagicakibauFH 10 nbsp Felipe ContepomiSH 9 nbsp Rory Lawson nbsp 71 N8 8 nbsp Raphael LakafiaOF 7 nbsp Francois LouwBF 6 nbsp Mamuka Gorgodze nbsp 66 RL 5 nbsp Corniel van ZylLL 4 nbsp Mick O Driscoll c TP 3 nbsp John AfoaHK 2 nbsp Benoit August nbsp 41 LP 1 nbsp Duncan Jones nbsp 56 Replacements HK 16 nbsp Aled de Malmanche nbsp 41 PR 17 nbsp Neemia Tialata nbsp 56 LK 18 nbsp Pelu TaeleFL 19 nbsp Akapusi Qera nbsp 66 SH 20 nbsp Richie Rees nbsp 71 FH 21 nbsp Stephen Donald nbsp 68 WG 22 nbsp Isa NacewaCoach nbsp John KirwanContrary to tradition the Barbarians side did not feature any uncapped players 2 June 201214 00 BST UTC 01 Wales nbsp 30 21BarbariansTry Robinson 10 cHook 71 cBrew 79 cCon Hook 3 3 11 72 80 Pen Hook 3 3 4 25 51 Report 6 Try Donald 2 27 c 59 cRees 36 cCon Donald 3 3 28 37 60 Millennium Stadium Cardiff Attendance 57 565Referee Alain Rolland Ireland FB 15 Liam WilliamsRW 14 Harry Robinson nbsp 35 nbsp 44 nbsp 68 OC 13 Andrew BishopIC 12 James HookLW 11 Aled BrewFH 10 Dan Biggar nbsp 64 SH 9 Lloyd Williams nbsp 51 N8 8 Ryan Jones nbsp 44 OF 7 Justin TipuricBF 6 Josh TurnbullRL 5 Ian EvansLL 4 Alun Wyn Jones nbsp 45 TP 3 Rhodri Jones nbsp 51 HK 2 Matthew Rees c nbsp 68 LP 1 Rhys Gill nbsp 34 to 44 Replacements HK 16 Richard Hibbard nbsp 68 PR 17 Paul James nbsp 35 LK 18 Aaron Shingler nbsp 51 FL 19 Martyn Williams nbsp 45 SH 20 Rhys Webb nbsp 51 CE 21 Adam Warren nbsp 64 FB 22 Will Harries nbsp 68 Coach nbsp Rob Howley FB 15 nbsp Mils Muliaina nbsp 66 RW 14 nbsp Isa NacewaOC 13 nbsp Mike Tindall nbsp 46 IC 12 nbsp Casey LaulalaLW 11 nbsp Shane WilliamsFH 10 nbsp Stephen DonaldSH 9 nbsp Richie Rees nbsp 56 N8 8 nbsp Johnnie BeattieOF 7 nbsp Mamuka Gorgodze nbsp 56 BF 6 nbsp Francois LouwRL 5 nbsp Mark ChisholmLL 4 nbsp Mick O Driscoll nbsp 40 TP 3 nbsp John Smit c nbsp 46 HK 2 nbsp Benoit August nbsp 40 LP 1 nbsp Duncan JonesReplacements HK 16 nbsp Aled de Malmanche nbsp 40 PR 17 nbsp Neemia Tialata nbsp 46 LK 18 nbsp Anton van Zyl nbsp 40 N8 19 nbsp Akapusi Qera nbsp 56 SH 20 nbsp Rory Lawson nbsp 56 WG 21 nbsp Sailosi Tagicakibau nbsp 46 FB 22 nbsp Cedric Heymans nbsp 66 Coach nbsp John KirwanThe Welsh Rugby Union announced that this would be a fully capped match 7 As a result Martyn Williams became the third Welsh player with 100 caps when he came off the bench It was also announced that this match would be the last international appearance of Martyn Williams and Wales top try scorer Shane Williams Four players made their full international debuts for Wales Rhodri Jones Harry Robinson Liam Williams and Adam Warren Week 3 Edit 5 June 201219 30 AEST UTC 10 Australia nbsp 6 9 nbsp ScotlandPen Harris 2 2 32 42 Report 8 Pen Laidlaw 3 4 22 27 80 Newcastle International Sports Centre Newcastle Attendance 20 088Referee Jaco Peyper South Africa FB 15 Luke MorahanRW 14 Joe TomaneOC 13 Anthony Fainga aIC 12 Mike HarrisLW 11 Digby IoaneFH 10 Berrick BarnesSH 9 Will GeniaN8 8 Scott HigginbothamOF 7 David Pocock c BF 6 Dave Dennis nbsp 65 RL 5 Nathan SharpeLL 4 Sitaleki Timani nbsp 54 TP 3 Dan Palmer nbsp 70 HK 2 Stephen MooreLP 1 James SlipperReplacements HK 16 Saia Fainga aPR 17 Ben Alexander nbsp 70 LK 18 Rob Simmons nbsp 54 FL 19 Michael Hooper nbsp 65 SH 20 Nick PhippsCE 21 Pat McCabeWG 22 Adam Ashley CooperCoach nbsp Robbie Deans FB 15 Stuart HoggRW 14 Joe AnsbroOC 13 Nick De LucaIC 12 Matt ScottLW 11 Sean Lamont nbsp 38 FH 10 Greig LaidlawSH 9 Mike Blair nbsp 63 N8 8 John BarclayOF 7 Ross RennieBF 6 Alasdair StrokoschRL 5 Richie GrayLL 4 Alastair KellockTP 3 Euan MurrayHK 2 Ross Ford c LP 1 Ryan GrantReplacements HK 16 Scott LawsonPR 17 Jon WelshLK 18 Tom RyderN8 19 Richie VernonSH 20 Chris Cusiter nbsp 63 FH 21 Duncan WeirFB 22 Tom Brown nbsp 38 Coach nbsp Andy RobinsonAssistant referees Craig Joubert South Africa Keith Brown New Zealand Television match official Vinny Munro New Zealand Scotland claimed their first win in Australia since 1982 9 Six players made their full international debut for Australia Dan Palmer Dave Dennis Michael Hooper Mike Harris Joe Tomane and Luke Morahan Two players made their full international debut for Scotland Ryan Grant and Tom Brown 9 June 201219 35 NZST UTC 12 New Zealand nbsp 42 10 nbsp IrelandTry Savea 3 25 c 37 c 43 cThomson 54 mSmith 77 cCon Carter 4 5 26 38 45 78Pen Carter 3 3 5 14 17 Report 10 Try McFadden 48 cCon Sexton 1 1 49 Pen Sexton 1 1 7 Eden Park Auckland Attendance 43 300Referee Nigel Owens Wales FB 15 Israel DaggRW 14 Zac Guildford nbsp 52 OC 13 Conrad SmithIC 12 Sonny Bill WilliamsLW 11 Julian Savea nbsp 64 FH 10 Dan CarterSH 9 Aaron Smith nbsp 56 N8 8 Kieran ReadOF 7 Richie McCaw c BF 6 Victor Vito nbsp 46 RL 5 Sam WhitelockLL 4 Brodie Retallick nbsp 52 TP 3 Owen Franks nbsp 61 HK 2 Andrew Hore nbsp 61 LP 1 Tony WoodcockReplacements HK 16 Hika Elliot nbsp 61 PR 17 Ben Franks nbsp 61 LK 18 Ali Williams nbsp 52 FL 19 Adam Thomson nbsp 46 SH 20 Piri Weepu nbsp 56 FH 21 Aaron Cruden nbsp 64 WG 22 Ben Smith nbsp 52 Coach nbsp Steve Hansen FB 15 Rob KearneyRW 14 Fergus McFaddenOC 13 Brian O Driscoll c IC 12 Keith Earls nbsp 72 LW 11 Simon ZeboFH 10 Johnny Sexton nbsp 57 SH 9 Conor Murray nbsp 61 N8 8 Jamie HeaslipOF 7 Sean O BrienBF 6 Peter O Mahony nbsp 61 RL 5 Donnacha RyanLL 4 Dan Tuohy nbsp 61 TP 3 Declan Fitzpatrick nbsp 55 HK 2 Rory BestLP 1 Cian Healy nbsp 71 Replacements HK 16 Sean Cronin nbsp 71 PR 17 Ronan Loughney nbsp 55 LK 18 Donncha O Callaghan nbsp 61 N8 19 Kevin McLaughlin nbsp 61 SH 20 Eoin Reddan nbsp 61 FH 21 Ronan O Gara nbsp 57 OC 22 Darren Cave nbsp 72 Coach nbsp Declan KidneyAssistant referees Jaco Peyper South Africa James Leckie Australia Television match official Matt Goddard Australia Three players made their full international debut for New Zealand Brodie Retallick Julian Savea and Aaron Smith Three players made their full international debut for Ireland Simon Zebo Declan Fitzpatrick and Ronan Loughney 9 June 201220 00 AEST UTC 10 Australia nbsp 27 19 nbsp WalesTry Higginbotham 14 cGenia 40 cMcCabe 66 cCon Barnes 3 3 15 42 67 Pen Barnes 1 3 8 Drop Barnes 1 1 49 Report 11 Try Cuthbert 57 cCon Halfpenny 1 1 59 Pen Halfpenny 4 4 21 45 55 62 Suncorp Stadium Brisbane Attendance 43 000Referee Craig Joubert South Africa FB 15 Adam Ashley CooperRW 14 Cooper Vuna nbsp 71 OC 13 Rob Horne nbsp 50 to 55 IC 12 Pat McCabeLW 11 Digby IoaneFH 10 Berrick BarnesSH 9 Will GeniaN8 8 Wycliff Palu nbsp 58 OF 7 David Pocock c BF 6 Scott HigginbothamRL 5 Nathan Sharpe nbsp 64 LL 4 Rob SimmonsTP 3 Sekope KepuHK 2 Tatafu Polota Nau nbsp 55 LP 1 Benn Robinson nbsp 58 Replacements HK 16 Stephen Moore nbsp 55 PR 17 Ben Alexander nbsp 58 FL 18 Dave Dennis nbsp 64 FL 19 Michael Hooper nbsp 58 SH 20 Nic WhiteOC 21 Anthony Fainga a nbsp 50 nbsp 55 nbsp 71 IC 22 Mike HarrisCoach nbsp Robbie Deans FB 15 Leigh HalfpennyRW 14 Alex CuthbertOC 13 Jonathan DaviesIC 12 Scott Williams nbsp 55 LW 11 George North nbsp 28 FH 10 Rhys PriestlandSH 9 Mike PhillipsN8 8 Taulupe Faletau nbsp 51 OF 7 Sam Warburton c BF 6 Dan LydiateRL 5 Luke Charteris nbsp 51 LL 4 Bradley DaviesTP 3 Adam Jones nbsp 75 HK 2 Ken Owens nbsp 51 LP 1 Gethin JenkinsReplacements HK 16 Matthew Rees nbsp 51 PR 17 Paul James nbsp 75 LK 18 Alun Wyn Jones nbsp 51 N8 19 Ryan Jones nbsp 51 SH 20 Lloyd WilliamsFH 21 James Hook nbsp 28 OC 22 Ashley Beck nbsp 55 Coach nbsp Rob HowleyAssistant referees Keith Brown New Zealand Garratt Williamson New Zealand Television match official Vinny Munro New Zealand Cooper Vuna Australia and Ashley Beck Wales made their full international debuts 9 June 201217 00 SAST UTC 02 South Africa nbsp 22 17 nbsp EnglandTry M Steyn 47 mde Villiers 59 mPen M Steyn 4 5 13 29 69 77 Report 12 Try Foden 80 mPen Farrell 4 4 6 26 63 65 Mr Price Kings Park Durban Attendance 43 052Referee Steve Walsh Australia FB 15 Zane Kirchner nbsp 40 RW 14 JP PietersenOC 13 Jean de Villiers c IC 12 Frans SteynLW 11 Bryan Habana nbsp 31 nbsp 40 FH 10 Morne SteynSH 9 Francois Hougaard nbsp 56 N8 8 Pierre SpiesOF 7 Willem AlbertsBF 6 Marcell Coetzee nbsp 72 RL 5 Juandre KrugerLL 4 Eben Etzebeth nbsp 58 TP 3 Jannie du Plessis nbsp 49 nbsp 58 HK 2 Bismarck du Plessis nbsp 65 LP 1 Tendai Mtawarira nbsp 58 Replacements HK 16 Adriaan Strauss nbsp 65 PR 17 Coenie Oosthuizen nbsp 49 LK 18 Flip van der Merwe nbsp 58 FL 19 Keegan Daniel nbsp 72 SH 20 Ruan Pienaar nbsp 56 FB 21 Patrick Lambie nbsp 40 WG 22 Wynand Olivier nbsp 31 nbsp 40 Coach nbsp Heyneke Meyer FB 15 Mike Brown nbsp 78 RW 14 Chris AshtonOC 13 Manu TuilagiIC 12 Brad Barritt nbsp 53 LW 11 Ben FodenFH 10 Owen FarrellSH 9 Ben Youngs nbsp 72 N8 8 Ben MorganOF 7 Chris Robshaw c BF 6 Tom JohnsonRL 5 Geoff ParlingLL 4 Mouritz Botha nbsp 58 TP 3 Dan ColeHK 2 Dylan Hartley nbsp 75 LP 1 Joe Marler nbsp 72 Replacements HK 16 Lee Mears nbsp 75 PR 17 Paul Doran Jones nbsp 72 LK 18 Tom Palmer nbsp 58 N8 19 Phil DowsonSH 20 Lee Dickson nbsp 72 FH 21 Toby Flood nbsp 53 FB 22 Jonathan Joseph nbsp 78 Coach nbsp Stuart LancasterAssistant referees Alain Rolland Ireland Simon McDowell Ireland Television match official Iain Ramage Scotland Four players made their full international debut for South Africa Marcell Coetzee Eben Etzebeth Juandre Kruger and Coenie Oosthuizen Three players made their full international debut for England Tom Johnson Joe Marler and Jonathan Joseph9 June 201215 40 ART UTC 03 Argentina nbsp 37 22 nbsp ItalyTry Leonardi 33 cRoncero 56 cSenatore 66 cContepomi 74 cCon Contepomi 4 4 34 57 67 75 Pen Contepomi 3 4 10 28 44 Report 13 Try Penalty try 24 cGori 54 mMa Bergamasco 79 cCon Burton 1 2 25 Bocchino 1 1 80 Pen Burton 1 1 1 Estadio Bicentenario San Juan Attendance 10 000Referee Jerome Garces France FB 15 Joaquin TuculetRW 14 Belisario Agulla nbsp 55 OC 13 Gabriel AscarateIC 12 Felipe Contepomi c LW 11 Agustin GosioFH 10 Ignacio MieresSH 9 Martin Landajo nbsp 73 N8 8 Leonardo SenatoreOF 7 Tomas Leonardi nbsp 70 BF 6 Genaro Fessia nbsp 50 RL 5 Julio Farias Cabello nbsp 21 to 31 LL 4 Esteban LozadaTP 3 Francisco Gomez Kodela nbsp 58 HK 2 Eusebio Guinazu nbsp 65 LP 1 Rodrigo RonceroReplacements HK 16 Bruno Postiglioni nbsp 65 PR 17 Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro nbsp 58 FL 18 Tomas de la Vega nbsp 50 LK 19 Santiago Guzman nbsp 70 SH 20 Tomas Cubelli nbsp 73 WG 21 Manuel Montero nbsp 55 FB 22 Roman MirallesCoach nbsp Santiago Phelan FB 15 Luke McLeanRW 14 Giovanbattista VendittiOC 13 Roberto QuartaroliIC 12 Alberto SgarbiLW 11 Tommaso BenvenutiFH 10 Kris Burton nbsp 68 SH 9 Edoardo GoriN8 8 Robert Barbieri nbsp 55 OF 7 Mauro BergamascoBF 6 Alessandro ZanniRL 5 Marco Bortolami c nbsp 44 LL 4 Antonio PavanelloTP 3 Martin CastrogiovanniHK 2 Carlo FestucciaLP 1 Alberto de MarchiReplacements HK 16 Davide GiazzonPR 17 Lorenzo RomanoLK 18 Joshua Furno nbsp 44 FL 19 Simone Favaro nbsp 55 SH 20 Tito TebaldiFH 21 Riccardo Bocchino nbsp 68 WG 22 Giulio ToniolattiCoach nbsp Jacques BrunelAssistant referees George Clancy Ireland Christie du Preez South Africa Television match official Shaun Veldsman South Africa Tomas Cubelli Ignacio Mieres Manuel Montero Bruno Postiglioni and Joaquin Tuculet made their full international debuts for Argentina Alberto de Marchi made his full international debut for Italy 9 June 201214 00 EDT UTC 04 Canada nbsp 28 25 nbsp United StatesTry EvansHearnCarpenterCon Pritchard 2 3 Pen Pritchard 3 3 Report 14 Try HumePatersonLaVallaCon Holder 2 3 Pen Holder 2 2 Richardson Memorial Stadium Kingston Ontario Attendance 7 521Referee Marius Jonker South Africa FB 15 James PritchardRW 14 Sean DukeOC 13 D T H van der MerweIC 12 Mike ScholzLW 11 Ciaran HearnFH 10 Matt EvansSH 9 Sean WhiteN8 8 Aaron Carpenter c OF 7 Chauncey O Toole nbsp BF 6 Nanyak DalaRL 5 Tyler HotsonLL 4 Brett BeukeboomTP 3 Andrew TiedemannHK 2 Ryan HamiltonLP 1 Hubert BuydensReplacements HK 16 Jason MarshallPR 17 Tom DolezelFL 18 Jebb SinclairFL 19 Tyler ArdronSH 20 Kyle ArmstrongFB 21 Phil MackenzieCR 22 Jeff HasslerCoach nbsp Kieran Crowley FB 15 Chris WylesRW 14 James PatersonOC 13 Paul EmerickIC 12 Andrew SuniulaLW 11 Luke HumeFH 10 Will HolderSH 9 Mike PetriN8 8 Todd Clever c OF 7 Andrew DurutaloBF 6 Scott LaVallaRL 5 Brian DoyleLL 4 Louis StanfillTP 3 Eric FryHK 2 Chris BillerLP 1 Mike MacDonaldReplacements HK 16 Derek AsbunPR 17 Shawn PittmanLK 18 Tom KatzfeyFL 19 Taylor MokateSH 20 Shaun DaviesFH 21 Roland SuniulaWG 22 Colin HawleyCoach nbsp Mike TolkinAssistant referees Dave Pearson England Stuart Berry South Africa Week 4 Edit 15 June 201219 00 EDT UTC 04 Canada nbsp 16 25 nbsp ItalyTry Trainor 32 cCon Pritchard 1 1 33 Pen Pritchard 3 4 3 29 52 Report 15 Try D Apice 50 cCon Burton 1 1 51 Pen Burton 6 7 11 25 40 42 61 71 BMO Field Toronto Ontario Attendance 12 220Referee Dave Pearson England FB 15 James PritchardRW 14 Conor TrainorOC 13 D T H van der MerweIC 12 Mike Scholz nbsp 63 LW 11 Phil MackenzieFH 10 Matt EvansSH 9 Sean White nbsp 58 N8 8 Aaron Carpenter c OF 7 Chauncey O TooleBF 6 Tyler Ardron nbsp 67 RL 5 Tyler Hotson nbsp 77 LL 4 Jebb SinclairTP 3 Jason MarshallHK 2 Mike Pletch nbsp 58 LP 1 Hubert Buydens nbsp 15 Replacements PR 16 Andrew Tiedemann nbsp 58 PR 17 Tom Dolezel nbsp 15 LK 18 Jon Phelan nbsp 77 FL 19 Nanyak Dala nbsp 67 SH 20 Ed Fairhurst nbsp 58 FH 21 Liam UndewoodWG 22 Ciaran Hearn nbsp 63 Coach nbsp Kieran Crowley FB 15 Alberto Benettin nbsp 47 nbsp 65 RW 14 Giovanbattista VendittiOC 13 Andrea PratichettiIC 12 Alberto SgarbiLW 11 Tommaso BenvenutiFH 10 Kris BurtonSH 9 Tito Tebaldi nbsp 58 N8 8 Robert BarbieriOF 7 Simone FavaroBF 6 Alessandro ZanniRL 5 Antonio PavanelloLL 4 Joshua Furno nbsp 61 TP 3 Martin Castrogiovanni c HK 2 Tommaso D Apice nbsp 67 LP 1 Michele Rizzo nbsp 79 Replacements HK 16 Carlo Festuccia nbsp 67 PR 17 Lorenzo Romano nbsp 79 LK 18 Marco Fuser nbsp 61 nbsp 75 FL 19 Mauro Bergamasco nbsp 75 SH 20 Edoardo Gori nbsp 58 FH 21 Riccardo BocchinoFB 22 Giulio Toniolatti nbsp 47 nbsp 65 Coach nbsp Jacques Brunel16 June 201219 35 NZST UTC 12 New Zealand nbsp 22 19 nbsp IrelandTry A Smith 42 cCon Carter 1 1 43 Pen Carter 4 5 22 30 35 64 Drop Carter 1 1 81 Report 16 Try Murray 11 cCon Sexton 1 1 12 Pen Sexton 4 5 20 47 65 69 Rugby League Park Christchurch Attendance 21 000Referee Nigel Owens Wales FB 15 Israel Dagg nbsp 71 to 80 RW 14 Zac GuildfordOC 13 Conrad SmithIC 12 Sonny Bill WilliamsLW 11 Julian Savea nbsp 73 FH 10 Dan CarterSH 9 Aaron Smith nbsp 64 N8 8 Kieran Read nbsp 40 OF 7 Richie McCaw c BF 6 Adam Thomson nbsp 65 nbsp 69 RL 5 Sam WhitelockLL 4 Brodie Retallick nbsp 64 nbsp 65 nbsp 69 TP 3 Owen Franks nbsp 57 HK 2 Andrew HoreLP 1 Tony WoodcockReplacements HK 16 Hika ElliotPR 17 Ben Franks nbsp 57 LK 18 Ali Williams nbsp 64 LK 19 Sam Cane nbsp 40 SH 20 Piri Weepu nbsp 64 FH 21 Aaron CrudenWG 22 Ben Smith nbsp 73 Coach nbsp Steve Hansen FB 15 Rob KearneyRW 14 Fergus McFaddenOC 13 Brian O Driscoll c IC 12 Gordon D Arcy nbsp 51 LW 11 Andrew TrimbleFH 10 Johnny SextonSH 9 Conor Murray nbsp 64 N8 8 Jamie HeaslipOF 7 Sean O BrienBF 6 Kevin McLaughlin nbsp 61 RL 5 Donnacha RyanLL 4 Dan Tuohy nbsp 58 TP 3 Mike RossHK 2 Rory BestLP 1 Cian HealyReplacements HK 16 Sean CroninPR 17 Declan FitzpatrickLK 18 Donncha O Callaghan nbsp 58 N8 19 Peter O Mahony nbsp 61 SH 20 Eoin Reddan nbsp 64 FH 21 Ronan O Gara nbsp 51 WG 22 Simon ZeboCoach nbsp Declan KidneyAssistant referees Romain Poite France Pascal Gauzere France Television match official Matt Goddard Australia This was Ireland s first test match in Christchurch 16 June 201220 00 AEST UTC 10 Australia nbsp 25 23 nbsp WalesTry Horne 38 cCon Barnes 1 1 39 Pen Barnes 5 6 19 29 47 58 64 Harris 1 1 80 Report 17 Try North 3 cDavies 43 cCon Halfpenny 2 2 4 44 Pen Halfpenny 3 3 49 60 66 Etihad Stadium Melbourne Attendance 33 880Referee Chris Pollock New Zealand FB 15 Adam Ashley CooperRW 14 Cooper Vuna nbsp 59 to 69 nbsp 70 OC 13 Rob HorneIC 12 Pat McCabeLW 11 Digby IoaneFH 10 Berrick Barnes nbsp 72 SH 9 Will GeniaN8 8 Wycliff Palu nbsp 54 OF 7 David Pocock c BF 6 Scott HigginbothamRL 5 Nathan SharpeLL 4 Rob Simmons nbsp 69 TP 3 Sekope KepuHK 2 Tatafu Polota Nau nbsp 50 LP 1 Benn Robinson nbsp 64 Replacements HK 16 Stephen Moore nbsp 50 PR 17 Ben Alexander nbsp 64 FL 18 Dave Dennis nbsp 54 FL 19 Michael Hooper nbsp 69 SH 20 Nic WhiteOC 21 Anthony Fainga a nbsp 70 IC 22 Mike Harris nbsp 72 Coach nbsp Robbie Deans FB 15 Leigh HalfpennyRW 14 Alex CuthbertOC 13 Jonathan DaviesIC 12 Ashley BeckLW 11 George NorthFH 10 Rhys PriestlandSH 9 Mike Phillips nbsp 65 N8 8 Ryan JonesOF 7 Sam Warburton c BF 6 Dan LydiateRL 5 Alun Wyn Jones nbsp 67 LL 4 Bradley DaviesTP 3 Adam JonesHK 2 Matthew Rees nbsp 66 LP 1 Gethin JenkinsReplacements HK 16 Richard Hibbard nbsp 66 PR 17 Paul JamesLK 18 Luke Charteris nbsp 67 N8 19 Justin TipuricSH 20 Rhys Webb nbsp 65 FH 21 James HookWG 22 Scott WilliamsCoach nbsp Rob HowleyAssistant referees Craig Joubert South Africa Garratt Williamson New Zealand Television match official Vinny Munro New Zealand 16 June 201214 00 UTC 12 Fiji nbsp 25 37 nbsp ScotlandTry Domolailai 24 mNayacalevu 48 cTalebula 64 cCon Ralulu 2 3 49 65 Pen Ralulu 2 3 5 7 Report 18 Try Laidlaw 16 cPenalty try 21 cVisser 2 36 c 72 cCon Laidlaw 4 4 17 22 37 72 Pen Laidlaw 3 3 32 46 69 Churchill Park Lautoka Attendance 15 000 19 Referee Jaco Peyper South Africa FB 15 Isimeli Koniferedi nbsp 60 RW 14 Waisea NayacalevuOC 13 Vereniki GonevaIC 12 Aloisio Buto nbsp 58 LW 11 Watisoni VotuFH 10 Jonetani RaluluSH 9 Nikola Matawalu nbsp 66 N8 8 Netani Talei c OF 7 Malakai Ravulo nbsp 17 BF 6 Iliesa Ratuva nbsp 70 RL 5 Leone NakarawaLL 4 Apisai NaikatiniTP 3 Setefano SomocaHK 2 Viliame Veikoso nbsp 60 LP 1 Jerry Yanuyanutawa nbsp 58 Replacements HK 16 Talemaitoga Tuapati nbsp 60 PR 17 Waisea Daveta nbsp 58 FL 18 Josefa Domolailai nbsp 17 LK 19 Kelepi Ketedromo nbsp 70 SH 20 Nemia Kenatale nbsp 66 WG 21 Kameli Ratuvou nbsp 58 FB 22 Metuisela Talebula nbsp 60 Coach nbsp Inoke Male FB 15 Stuart HoggRW 14 Max Evans nbsp 62 OC 13 Nick De LucaIC 12 Matt ScottLW 11 Tim VisserFH 10 Greig Laidlaw nbsp 77 SH 9 Mike Blair nbsp 55 N8 8 John Barclay nbsp 58 OF 7 Ross RennieBF 6 Alasdair StrokoschRL 5 Richie Gray nbsp 78 LL 4 Alastair KellockTP 3 Euan Murray nbsp 66 HK 2 Ross Ford c nbsp 77 LP 1 Ryan GrantReplacements HK 16 Scott Lawson nbsp 77 PR 17 Geoff Cross nbsp 66 LK 18 Tom Ryder nbsp 78 FL 19 Richie Vernon nbsp 58 SH 20 Chris Cusiter nbsp 55 FH 21 Duncan Weir nbsp 77 WG 22 Sean Lamont nbsp 62 Coach nbsp Andy RobinsonAssistant referees Ian Smith Australia Andrew Lees Australia Tim Visser made his debut for Scotland only four days after becoming eligible by completing three years residency 16 June 201217 00 SAST UTC 02 South Africa nbsp 36 27 nbsp EnglandTry Alberts 4 mB du Plessis 9 cHougaard 19 cPietersen 73 mCon M Steyn 2 4 10 20 Pen M Steyn 3 6 15 46 58 Drop M Steyn 1 1 26 Report 20 Try Flood 23 cYoungs 2 51 c 61 cCon Flood 3 3 24 52 62 Pen Flood 2 2 9 64 Ellis Park Stadium Johannesburg Attendance 60 101Referee Alain Rolland Ireland FB 15 Patrick Lambie nbsp 44 RW 14 JP PietersenOC 13 Jean de Villiers c IC 12 Frans SteynLW 11 Bryan Habana nbsp 57 FH 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Coach nbsp Stuart LancasterAssistant referees Steve Walsh Australia Simon McDowell Ireland Television match official Iain Ramage Scotland 16 June 201218 10 ART UTC 03 Argentina nbsp 23 20 nbsp FranceTry Agulla 4 cMontero 76 cCon Contepomi 2 2 5 77 Pen Contepomi 3 6 24 39 56 Report 21 Try Picamoles 26 mPen Parra 4 5 3 10 22 43 Trinh Duc 1 1 52 Estadio Mario Alberto Kempes Cordoba Attendance 40 000 22 Referee George Clancy Ireland FB 15 Roman Miralles nbsp 40 RW 14 Belisario AgullaOC 13 Joaquin TuculetIC 12 Felipe Contepomi c LW 11 Manuel MonteroFH 10 Ignacio MieresSH 9 Martin Landajo nbsp 48 N8 8 Tomas Leonardi nbsp 51 to 61 OF 7 Tomas de la VegaBF 6 Julio Farias CabelloRL 5 Esteban Lozada nbsp 56 LL 4 Benjamin Macome nbsp 65 TP 3 Nahuel Tetaz Chaparro nbsp 56 HK 2 Bruno Postiglioni nbsp 56 LP 1 Eusebio GuinazuReplacements HK 16 Andres Bordoy nbsp 56 PR 17 Pablo Henn nbsp 56 LK 18 Rodrigo Bruno nbsp 65 LK 19 Rodrigo Baez nbsp 56 SH 20 Tomas Cubelli nbsp 48 FB 21 Benjamin Urdapilleta 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