1897 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia













































1897 New Zealand rugby union tour of Australia

New zealand rugby 1897.jpg
The team that toured to Australia

Manager I. Hyams
Tour captain(s) A. Bayly
Top point scorer(s)
Arthur Humphries (42)
Top try scorer(s)
George W. Smith (11)
Summary




P
W
D
L

Total




10
09
00
01
Tour chronology
Previous tour 1893 Australia
Next tour 1903 Australia

The 1897 New Zealand tour rugby to Australia was the third tour by the New Zealand national team to Australia. Ten matches were played against regional and district sides.[1]



Touring party



  • Manager: I. Hyams

  • Captain: A. Bayly

















































































































Name
 Position
 Province

S.A. Orchard
Back
Canterbury

L. Allen
Back
Taranaki

Barney Armit
Back
Otago

Alfred Bayly
Back
Taranaki
W. Roberts
Back
Wellington

G.W. Smith
Back
Auckland

J. Duncan
Back
Otago

E. Glennie
Back
Canterbury

A.L. Humphries
Back
Taranaki

J.A. Blair
Forward
Wanganui

F.J. Brooker
Forward
Canterbury

J.J. Calnan
Forward
Wellington

R.A. Handcock
Forward
Auckland

W.R. Hardcastle
Forward
Wellington

W.A. Harris
Forward
Otago

William McKenzie
Forward
Wellington

H.P. Mills
Forward
Taranaki
T.G. Pauling
Forward
Wellington
F.S. Murray
Forward
Auckland
W.J.G. Wells
Forward
Taranaki

A. Wilson
Forward
Auckland


Match summary


Complete list of matches played by New Zealand in Australia:[2]



























































































#
 Date
 Rival
 City
 Venue
 Score
1 3 Jul NSW Waratahs Sydney Cricket Ground 13–8
2 6 Jul Western Districts Bathurst 16–15
3 8 Jul Central–Western Districts Orange Showground 27–3
4 10 Jul NSW Waratahs Sydney Cricket Ground 8–22
5 14 Jul Northern NSW Newcastle Sports Ground 16–0
6 17 Jul Queensland Reds Brisbane 16–5
7 21 Jul Queensland Reds Brisbane Union Ground 29–5
8 24 Jul Queensland Reds Brisbane Exhibition Ground 24–6
9 27 Jul New England Armidale Showground 53–5
10 31 Jul NSW Waratahs Sydney Cricket Ground 26–3






















Balance
Pl
 W
 D
 L
 Ps
 Pc
10 9 0 1 228 72


References





  1. ^ Chasing George Smith by David Colquhoun, 26 Jun 2014


  2. ^ All Blacks in New South Wales and Queensland on All Blacks website










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