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    • Tri Nations : presentation and medal winners

    Information and history

    First edition1996
    Editions16 (including 2011)
    First winnerNew Zealand New Zealand
    Most winsNew Zealand New Zealand (10)
    Most recent winnerAustralia Australia

    All time table since 1996


       Team Appearances First appearance Best result   Pts   MP   W   D   L   GF   GA   diff 
     1   New Zealand  16   1996   1st   172   72   50   0   22   1936   1395   +541 
     2   Australia  16   1996   1st   131   72   29   1   42   1531   1721   -190 
     3   South Africa  16   1996   1st   129   72   28   1   43   1480   1831   -351 
       (Calculation Limited to the first 10 and based on W=3 pts, D=2 pts and D=1 pts)





    Medal winners since 1996 with links to results and winners

    2011  1. Australia Australia 2.   New Zealand 3.   South Africa
    2010  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2009  1. South Africa South Africa 2.   New Zealand 3.   Australia
    2008  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2007  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2006  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2005  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   South Africa 3.   Australia
    2004  1. South Africa South Africa 2.   Australia 3.   New Zealand
    2003  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2002  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    2001  1. Australia Australia 2.   New Zealand 3.   South Africa
    2000  1. Australia Australia 2.   New Zealand 3.   South Africa
    1999  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   Australia 3.   South Africa
    1998  1. South Africa South Africa 2.   Australia 3.   New Zealand
    1997  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   South Africa 3.   Australia
    1996  1. New Zealand New Zealand 2.   South Africa 3.   Australia

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