All Blacks won \u2013 63<\/p>\n
South Africa won \u2013 42<\/p>\n
Draws \u2013 4<\/p>\n
All Blacks points scored \u2013 2259<\/p>\n
South Africa points scored \u2013 1806<\/p>\n
Springboks\u2019 record in Wellington<\/p>\n
1921 – All Blacks 0 Springboks 0<\/p>\n
1937 – All Blacks 13 Springboks 7<\/p>\n
1956 – Springboks 8 All Blacks 3<\/p>\n
1965 – All Blacks 6 Springboks 3<\/p>\n
1981 – Springboks 24 All Blacks 12<\/p>\n
1994 – All Blacks 13 Springboks 9<\/p>\n
1998 – Springboks 13 All Blacks 3<\/p>\n
2002 – All Blacks 41 Springboks 20<\/p>\n
2006 – All Blacks 35 Springboks 17<\/p>\n
2008 – All Blacks 19 Springboks 8<\/p>\n
2010 – All Blacks 31 Springboks 17<\/p>\n
2011 – All Blacks 40 Springboks 7<\/p>\n
2011 – South Africa 17 Wales 16 – RWC pool<\/p>\n
2011 – South Africa 49 Fiji 3 – RWC pool<\/p>\n
2011 – Australia 11 South Africa 9 – RWC quarter<\/p>\n
2014 – All Blacks 14 Springboks 10<\/p>\n
2018 – Springboks 36 All Blacks 34<\/p>\n
2019 – All Blacks 16 Springboks 16<\/p>\n
All Blacks v South Africa line-ups<\/p>\n
All Blacks side:<\/p>\n
Named Thursday<\/p>\n
South Africa side:<\/p>\n
1. Ox Nche, 2. Malcolm Marx, 3. Thomas du Toit, 4 Lood de Jager, 5. Ruan Nortje, 6. Siya Kolisi (c), 7. Pieter-Steph du Toit, 8. Jasper Wiese, 9. Cobus Reinach, 10. Sacha Feinberg-Mngomezulu, 11. Ethan Hooker, 12. Damian Willemse, 13. Canan Moodie, 14. Cheslin Kolbe, 15. Aphelele Fassi.<\/p>\n
Replacements: 16. Marnus van der Merwe, 17. Jan-Hendrik Wessels, 18. Wilco Louw, 19. RG Snyman, 20. Kwagga Smith, 21 Grant Williams, 22. Manie Libbok, 23. Andre Esterhuizen<\/p>\n
Form guide (past five tests)<\/p>\n
All Blacks: W, L, W, W, W<\/p>\n
South Africa: W, W, L, W, W<\/p>\n
All Blacks v South Africa \u2013 last time they met in Wellington<\/p>\n
2019, All Blacks 16 Springboks 16<\/p>\n
The Springboks again spoiled the All Blacks\u2019 party in Wellington with a dramatic converted try in the final seconds, following their upset victory 12 months earlier.<\/p>\n
The All Blacks had seemed set to sneak home after Richie Mo\u2019unga\u2019s two second-half penalties added to their slim halftime lead, but the Boks shared the spoils thanks to halfback Herschel Jantjies\u2019 try confirmed by the television match official.<\/p>\n
It was an extremely disappointing way for the All Blacks to finish a test they appeared in control of after some early difficulties. And it came at a big cost; lock Brodie Retallick left the field after 60 minutes with a dislocation of an arm \u2013 joint unspecified \u2013 which made him a serious concern for the All Black coaches ahead of the World Cup.<\/p>\n
The Boks defended superbly apart from a slip just before halftime and the All Blacks discovered new ways to drop the ball almost by the minute.<\/p>\n
All Blacks 16<\/p>\n
Jack Goodhue try; Beauden Barrett con, pen, Richie Mo\u2019unga 2 pens)<\/p>\n
South Africa 16<\/p>\n
Herschel Jantjies\u2019 try; Handre Pollard 3 pens, con)<\/p>\n
Halftime: 7-6<\/p>\n
South Africa’s Herschel Jantjies goes over to score in the 2019 clash in Wellington. Photo \/ Photosport<\/p>\n
All Blacks v South Africa referee<\/p>\n
Georgian Nika Amashukeli is in charge of the test at Sky Stadium. It\u2019s the first time he\u2019s refereed this fixture. The All Blacks have a 3-2 record with Amashukeli as referee, those two defeats being to France in Paris last year and in Christchurch against the Pumas in 2022. South Africa have a 2-1 record with the one defeat being against Ireland in 2022.<\/p>\n
Angus Gardner and Jordan Way are the assistant referees while the TMO is Eric Gauzins.<\/p>\n
All Blacks v South Africa – Top tryscorers<\/p>\n
10 – Christian Cullen<\/p>\n
9 – Joe Rokocoko<\/p>\n
8 – Bryan Habana<\/p>\n
6 – Richie McCaw<\/p>\n
6 – Joost Van der Westhuizen<\/p>\n
6 – Israel Dagg<\/p>\n
All Blacks top all-time tryscorers<\/p>\n
49 – Doug Howlett<\/p>\n
46 – Christian Cullen<\/p>\n
46 – Joe Rokocoko<\/p>\n
46 – Julian Savea<\/p>\n
45 – Beauden Barrett<\/p>\n
44 – Jeff Wilson<\/p>\n
43 – Will Jordan<\/p>\n
All Blacks\u2019 last 10 tests in Wellington<\/p>\n
2016 – All Blacks 29 Australia 9<\/p>\n
2017 – All Blacks 21 British and Irish Lions 24<\/p>\n
2018 – All Blacks 26 France 13<\/p>\n
2018 – All Blacks 34 South Africa 36<\/p>\n
2019 – All Blacks 16 South Africa 16<\/p>\n
2020 – All Blacks 16 Australia 16<\/p>\n
2022 – All Blacks 22 Ireland 32<\/p>\n
2024 – All Blacks 30 Argentina 38<\/p>\n
2024 – All Blacks 33 Australia 13<\/p>\n
2025 – All Blacks 43 France 17<\/p>\n
All Blacks v South Africa TAB odds<\/p>\n
All Blacks: $1.55 Draw: $18 South Africa: $2.40<\/p>\n
All Blacks Rugby Championship schedule<\/p>\n
August 16, 9.10am \u2013 All Blacks 41 Argentina 24<\/a>, Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium, Cordoba<\/p>\n August 23, 9.10am \u2013 All Blacks 23 Argentina 29<\/a>, Velez Sarsfield Stadium, Buenos Aires<\/p>\n