2016 - Summary of All Blacks Test Teams and Scoring

3 December 2016

All of the team lists, playing and scoring records of the 14 tests played by the 2016 All Blacks are summarised here; All your questions answered (in three parts).

TEAM RECORDS AND TEST SCORING FOR THE 2016 ALL BLACKS

WAL1 WAL2 WAL3 AUS1 AUS2 ARG1 SA1 ARG2 SA2 AUS3 IR1 ITA IR2 FRA

Ben Smith FB w w w FB FB FB FB FB FB FB - FB* -

Israel Dagg - FB FB FB w w w* w w w - w* w FB*

Waisake Naholo w r w* - - - - w* - w* w r w -

Julian Savea w* - w r w* w w w - w w - w* w

Malakai Fekitoa c* c* - c c c c - - r r c c -

George Moala - - c* - - - - - r - c* - - -

Rieko Ioane - - - - - - - - - - - r - r

Seta Tamanivalu r r - - r - - - - - - - - -

Damian McKenzie - - - - - - - r - - - FB - -

Ryan Crotty 2⅝ 2⅝ 2⅝* 2⅝* - 2⅝* 2⅝* 2⅝* 2⅝* 2⅝ 2⅝* - - 2⅝*

Anton Lienert-Brown - - - - 2⅝* r r c c c* - 2⅝ 2⅝* c

Lima Sopoaga - - r - - - r r r - - r - -

Beauden Barrett r r 1⅝ 1⅝ 1⅝ 1⅝* 1⅝ 1⅝* 1⅝ 1⅝* 1⅝ - 1⅝ 1⅝

Aaron Cruden 1⅝ 1⅝* - r r r - - - r r 1⅝* r r

Aaron Smith ½* ½* ½* ½* ½* ½* ½* - - - ½* r ½* r

T.J.Perenara r r - r r r r ½* ½* ½* r - r ½*

Tawera Kerr-Barlow - - r - - - - r r r - ½* - -

Kieran Read 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8* 8* 8 8 - 8 8

Steven Luatua - - - - - - - - - - - 8 - -

Sam Cane F* F* F* F* F* F* - - - - F* F F -

Ardie Savea r r - r r r F* F r r r - r r

Jerome Kaino F F - F* F F F* - F F* L* - - F

Liam Squire - - r r r - - F r r F - F* -

Matt Todd - - - - - - r - F* F* - r - F*

Elliot Dixon - - F* - - - - r - - - F - -

Brodie Retallick L L* L* L L* L* L* L* L L* - r L L*

Sam Whitelock - L L L L L L r L L - - L L

Luke Romano L* - r - - r r - - - - - - -

Patrick Tuipulotu r r - - - - - L - - L L* - -

Scott Barrett - - - - - - - - - - r L* r r

Owen Franks P* P* P* - P* P* P* P* P* P* P* - P* P*

Charlie Faumuina r r P* r r r r - r r r P* r r

Ofa Tu’ungafasi - - r - - - - r - - r r - -

Joe Moody P* P* P* - P* P* P* P* P* P* P* r P* P*

Wyatt Crockett r r r P* r r r r r r - P* r r

Kane Hames - - - r - - - - - - - - - -

Dane Coles H* H* H* r H* H* H* H* H* H* H - H* H*

Liam Coltman - - - - - - - - - - - r - -

Nathan Harris - r r - - - - - - - - - - -

Codie Taylor r - - H* - r r r r r r H* r r

James Parsons - - - - r - - - - - - - - -

* means 'left the field during the game; either injured or substituted.'

r means a replacement who came onto the field during a game.

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POINTS SCORING FOR 2016 TEST SEASON BY INDIVIDUAL ALL BLACKS

Tries Convs Penalties Total

Beauden Barrett`` 9 40 9 152

Israel Dagg 10 - 1 53

Aaron Cruden - 15 5 45

Ben Smith 9 - - 45

T.J.Perenara 6 - - 30

Julian Savea 6 - - 30

Waisake Naholo 5 - - 25

Dane Coles 4 - - 20

Ryan Crotty 4 - - 20

Malakai Fekitoa 4 - - 20

Charlie Faumuina 3 - - 15

Jerome Kaino 2 - - 10

Anton Lienart-Brown 2 - - 10

George Moala 2 - - 10

Ardie Savea 2 - - 10

Lima Sopoaga - 5 - 10

Scott Barrett 1 - - 5

Sam Cane 1 - - 5

Wyatt Crockett 1 - - 5

Elliot Dixon 1 - - 5

Nathan Harris 1 - - 5

Rieko Ioane 1 - - 5

Steve Luatua 1 - - 5

Kieran Read 1 - - 5

Luke Romano 1 - - 5

Liam Squire 1 - - 5

Codie Taylor 1 - - 5

Patrick Tuipulotu 1 - - 5

Sam Whitelock 1 - - 5

TOTALS (FOR) 81 60 15 570

Totals 18 13 34 218

By teams against.

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TEST MATCH TOTAL APPEARANCES

Player End of Played End of

2015 in 2016 2016

Ben Smith 48 12 60

Israel Dagg 49 12 61

Waisake Naholo 3 9 12

Julian Savea 41 11 52

Malakai Fekitoa 13 10 23

George Moala 1 3 4

Rieko Ioane - 2 2

Seta Tamanivalu - 3 3

Damian McKenzie - 2 2

Ryan Crotty 15 11 26

Anton Lienert-Brown - 9 9

Lima Sopoaga 1 5 6

Beauden Barrett 36 13 49

Aaron Cruden 37 10 47

Aaron Smith 47 11 58

T.J. Perenara 17 12 29

Tawera Kerr-Barlow 20 5 25

Kieran Read 84 13 97

Steven Luatua 14 1 15

Sam Cane 31 9 40

Ardie Savea - 12 12

Jerome Kaino 67 10 77

Liam Squire - 8 8

Matt Todd 3 5 8

Elliot Dixon - 3 3

Brodie Retallick 47 13 60

Sam Whitelock 73 11 84

Luke Romano 22 4 26

Patrick Tuipulotu 7 5 12

Scott Barrett - 4 4

Owen Franks 78 12 90

Charlie Faumuina 33 13 46

Ofa Tu’ungafasi - 4 4

Joe Moody 11 13 24

Wyatt Crockett 45 13 58

Kane Hames - 1 1

Dane Coles 36 13 49

Liam Coltman - 1 1

Nathan Harris 2 2 4

Codie Taylor 4 11 15

James Parsons 1 1 1

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