History of rugby union matches between New Zealand and Scotland

The All Blacks first played against Scotland in 1905 at [Inverleith^[1]] in Edinburgh. The two teams have played 30 times, with New Zealand winning 28 matches and 2 resulting in draws. The most recent Test was played at Murrayfield on the 15th of November 2014, with New Zealand winning 24-16.

Summary

Overall

Details	Played	Won by New Zealand	Drawn	New Zealand points	Scotland points
In New Zealand	10	10	0	372	133
In Scotland	18	16	2	467	163
Neutral venue	2	2	0	61	36
Overall	30	28	2	900	332

Records

Note: Date shown in brackets indicates when the record was or last set.

Record	New Zealand	Scotland
Longest winning streak	18 (6 Jun 1987–Present)	0
Largest points for
Home	69 (24 June 2000)	25 (12 November 1983)
Away	51 (11 November 2012)	31 (15 June 1996)
Largest winning margin
Home	49 (24 June 2000)	NA
Away	46 (13 November 2010)	NA

Results

No.	Date	Venue	Score	Winner	Competition
30	15 November 2014	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	16 – 24	New Zealand	2014 Autumn International
29	11 November 2012	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	22 – 51	New Zealand	2012 Autumn International
28	13 November 2010	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	3 – 49	New Zealand	2010 end of year rugby tests
27	8 November 2008	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	6 – 32	New Zealand	2008 end of year rugby tests
26	23 September 2007	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	0 – 40	New Zealand	2007 Rugby World Cup Pool Match
25	26 November 2005	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	10 – 29	New Zealand	2005 end of year rugby union tests
24	24 November 2001	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	6 – 37	New Zealand
23	1 July 2000	Eden Park, Auckland	48 – 14	New Zealand	2000 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
22	24 June 2000	Carisbrook, Dunedin	69 – 20	New Zealand	2000 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
21	24 October 1999	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	18 – 30	New Zealand	1999 Rugby World Cup Quarter Final
20	22 June 1996	Eden Park, Auckland	36 – 12	New Zealand	1996 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
19	15 June 1996	Carisbrook, Dunedin	62 – 31	New Zealand	1996 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
18	11 June 1995	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria, South Africa	48 – 30	New Zealand	1995 Rugby World Cup Quarter Final
17	20 November 1993	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	15 – 51	New Zealand	1993 New Zealand tour of Britain
16	30 October 1991	National Stadium, Cardiff	13 – 6	New Zealand	1991 Rugby World Cup Third Place Match
15	23 June 1990	Eden Park, Auckland	21 – 18	New Zealand	1990 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
14	16 June 1990	Carisbrook, Dunedin	31 – 16	New Zealand	1990 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
13	6 June 1987	Lancaster Park, Christchurch	30 – 3	New Zealand	1987 Rugby World Cup Quarter Final
12	12 November 1983	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	25 – 25	draw	1983 New Zealand tour of Scotland and England
11	20 June 1981	Eden Park, Auckland	40 – 15	New Zealand	1981 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
10	13 June 1981	Carisbrook, Dunedin	11 – 4	New Zealand	1981 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
9	10 November 1979	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	6 – 20	New Zealand	1979 New Zealand tour of England & Scotland
8	9 December 1978	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	9 – 18	New Zealand	1978 New Zealand rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland
7	14 June 1975	Eden Park, Auckland	24 – 0	New Zealand	1975 Scotland rugby union tour of New Zealand
6	16 December 1972	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	9 – 14	New Zealand	1972-73 New Zealand tour of Europe
5	2 December 1967	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	3 – 14	New Zealand	1967 New Zealand tour of Europe
4	18 January 1964	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	0 – 0	draw	1963-64 New Zealand tour of Europe
3	13 February 1954	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	0 – 3	New Zealand	1954-54 New Zealand tour of Europe
2	23 November 1935	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	8 – 18	New Zealand	1935-36 New Zealand tour of Britain & Ireland
1	18 November 1905	Inverleith, Edinburgh	7 – 12	New Zealand	1905-06 New Zealand tour

References

↑ MacEwan Rugby Record 1991

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