AI's 6N v RC Tables

Tables for the AI matches between the 6Nations and RC countries. I'm not offering or basing any opinions on these, just putting the numbers up for anyone interested.

Full table:

P W L Win% Pts+- F A SA 3 3 0 100 46 71 25 NZ 3 3 0 100 17 80 63 OZ 5 4 1 80 50 146 96 ENG 3 2 1 67 18 73 55 WAL 3 1 2 33 21 81 60 ARG 3 1 2 33 -48 37 85 FRA 2 0 2 0 -16 29 45 IRE 2 0 2 0 -19 37 56 SCOT 2 0 2 0 -34 15 49 ITALY 2 0 2 0 -35 34 69

Without Italy and Argentina:

P W L Win% Pts+- F A
SA 3 3 0 100 46 71 25
NZ 3 3 0 100 17 80 63
OZ 4 3 1 75 20 96 76
ENG 2 1 1 50 -1 42 43
WAL 2 0 2 0 -13 41 54
FRA 2 0 2 0 -16 29 45
IRE 2 0 2 0 -19 37 56
SCOT 2 0 2 0 -34 15 49

That's pretty poor isn't it? Rightly the top 3.

Stats from another forum.

Since 2008


During that period the Al Blacks have played the Six-Nation countries 36 times for 34 wins.

The two losses were against France 27-22 at Carisbrooke in June 2009 and England 38-21 at Twickenham in December of last year.

The Boks have been on duty 29 times for 26 wins.

The three losses were against France 20-13 at Stade Toulouse in November 2009, Ireland 15-10 at Croke Park in November 2009 and Scotland 21-17 at Murrayfield in November 2010.

The Wallabies have been the “weak link” of the Big Three, winning just 30 of their 38 games.

The eight losses:
Wales 21-18 at Millennium November 2008
Scotland 9-8 at Murrayfield November 2009
England 21-20 at Stadium Australia June 2010
England 35-18 at Twickenham November 2010
Ireland 15-6 at Eden Park September 2011
Scotland 9-6 at Newcastle June 2012
France 33-6 at Stade de France November 2012
And England 20-13 at Twickenham this month.

Biltong,

England got a draw in SA in 2012, shouldn't it be 29 25 1 3?

Biltong wrote:Stats from another forum.

Since 2008


During that period the Al Blacks have played the Six-Nation countries 36 times for 34 wins.

The two losses were against France 27-22 at Carisbrooke in June 2009 and England 38-21 at Twickenham in December of last year.

The Boks have been on duty 29 times for 26 wins.

The three losses were against France 20-13 at Stade Toulouse in November 2009, Ireland 15-10 at Croke Park in November 2009 and Scotland 21-17 at Murrayfield in November 2010.

The Wallabies have been the “weak link” of the Big Three, winning just 30 of their 38 games.

The eight losses:
Wales 21-18 at Millennium November 2008
Scotland 9-8 at Murrayfield November 2009
England 21-20 at Stadium Australia June 2010
England 35-18 at Twickenham November 2010
Ireland 15-6 at Eden Park September 2011
Scotland 9-6 at Newcastle June 2012
France 33-6 at Stade de France November 2012
And England 20-13 at Twickenham this month.

Never realised the Wallabies dropped that many games  

andyi wrote:Biltong,

England got a draw in SA in 2012, shouldn't it be 29 25 1 3?

I just copied and pasted, but you are correct.

Biltong wrote:

andyi wrote:Biltong,

England got a draw in SA in 2012, shouldn't it be 29 25 1 3?

I just copied and pasted, but you are correct.

But AB's and Springboks still really do pretty much own the 6N's. Brutal record, both of them have in that period.

We keep hearing cases for 'things changing' but this is little different than every year since 2004...