My Latest All Blacks Quiz
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<p><a data-ipb='nomediaparse' href='http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/83115/new-zealand-all-blacks-rugby-200-or-more-points-in-tests'>http://www.jetpunk.com/user-quizzes/83115/new-zealand-all-blacks-rugby-200-or-more-points-in-tests</a></p>
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<p>200 points or more in tests, only 11 All Blacks have done it.</p>
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<p>Amazing how few have actually done it. 4 of the 11 pretty much solely on tries alone.</p>
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<p>Amazing how few have actually done it. 4 of the 11 pretty much solely on tries alone.</p>
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<p>This list wasn't too hard. </p>
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<p>Savea needs another 13 tries. It helps when they are now worth 5 pts!</p> -
<p>I'm sure that J. Savea and B. Barrett will join this list in a year or two.</p>
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<p>Amazing how things change in a lifetime.</p>
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<p>Don Clarke's record 207 stood for soooo long. Hewie got close and it was talked about each time he played his last 4 or 5 tests.</p>
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<p>Massive deal when Stu Wilson got his record equalling 16th try, off a flanker (Kirkpatrick). Was replayed over and over</p>
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<p>Hewie's 26 points vs Aus was generally thought of as a freakish performance, and I think was a world record at the time. Especially poignant as it came against a top team and featured a cracking 45 metre droppie with a leather ball</p>
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<p>23/42</p>
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<p>But will give myself 24 - as for Major Rage it wouldn't accept "Henderson" .... NZ's most successful test captain ... but it was included in the answers.</p>
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<p>Again like Rage am particularly pissed off I missed Hobbs and Whetton, and add in Fred Allen on the oops of course list<br>
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<p>I thought I had put Laidlaw in but apparently I missed him ...<br>
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<p>Weyhey - cracked the % :)</p>
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<p>Amazing how things change in a lifetime.</p>
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<p>Don Clarke's record 207 stood for soooo long. Hewie got close and it was talked about each time he played his last 4 or 5 tests. <strong>Got dropped for the Dingo after playing poorly in the first test v Aus in 1984. Was always under pressure for his spot - was a frail little fulla. Went from zero to hero in '81 3rd test v Boks after letting the ball bounce and allowing Mordt to score - but then kicking THAT goal. Anyways - 99% of the country (including teenage booboo) were baying for his spot to be taken by Dingo - but I'd have loved to see him take the record.</strong></p>
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<p>Massive deal when Stu Wilson got his record equalling 16th try, off a flanker (Kirkpatrick). Was replayed over and over <strong>v Scotland 1981</strong></p>
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<p>Hewie's 26 points vs Aus was generally thought of as a freakish performance, and I think was a world record at the time. Especially poignant as it came against a top team and featured a cracking 45 metre droppie with a leather ball <strong>third test Eden Park 1982. That droppied from a scrum free kick (halfback taps and feeds the droppy taker - not possible now). Didn't Michael Hawker bang one in the same game from his own side of half way? Roger Gould scored in the first minute for Aussie. I thought we were going to get pumped.</strong></p>
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<p>Oh how things change</p>
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<p>Rokocoko would have been accepted as was JOEROCKS JOEROKOCOKO</p>
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<p>smashed the points one. </p>
