Records and statistics of the Rugby World Cup

Overall

Team

Titles

Team	Titles	Tournaments
	[\|3]	1987, 2011, 2015
	3	1995, 2007, 2019
	[\|2]	1991, 1999
	[\|1]	2003

Title win rate

Team	Win rate
	42.86%
	33.33%
	22.22%
	11.11%

Points

Points	Team	Opponent	Score	Date
145			145–17	4 June 1995
142			142–0	24 October 2003
111			111–13	2 November 2003
108			108–13	15 September 2007
101			101–3	14 October 1999
101			101–10	15 October 1999

Margins

Margin	Team	Opponent	Score	Date
142			142–0	24 October 2003
128			145–17	4 June 1995
98			101–3	14 October 1999
98			111–13	2 November 2003
95			108–13	15 September 2007

Tries

Tries	Team	Opponent	Score	Date
22			142–0	24 October 2003
21			145–17	4 June 1995
17			111–13	2 November 2003
16			108–13	15 September 2007
14			101–3	14 October 1999

Individual

Points

Points	Name	Team	App.	Tries	Con.	Pen.	Drop	Tournaments
277	Jonny Wilkinson		19	1	28	58	14	1999, 2003, 2007, 2011
227	Gavin Hastings		13	9	39	36	0	1987, 1991, 1995
195	Michael Lynagh		15	4	36	33	2	1987, 1991, 1995
191	Dan Carter		15	3	58	17	3	2003, 2007, 2011, 2015
170	Grant Fox		10	0	37	31	1	1987, 1991

Points	Name	Team	Tournament
126	Grant Fox		1987
113	Jonny Wilkinson		2003
112	Thierry Lacroix		1995
105	Percy Montgomery		2007
104	Gavin Hastings		1995

Points	Name	Team	Opponent	Date
45	Simon Culhane			4 June 1995
44	Gavin Hastings			26 May 1995
42	Mat Rogers			25 October 2003
36	Tony Brown			14 October 1999
36	Paul Grayson			15 October 1999

Tries

Tries	Name	Team	Tournaments
15	Jonah Lomu		1995–1999
15	Bryan Habana		2007–2015
14	Drew Mitchell		2007–2015
13	Doug Howlett		2003–2007
12	Adam Ashley-Cooper		2007–2019

Tries	Name	Team	Tournament
8	Jonah Lomu		1999
8	Bryan Habana		2007
8	Julian Savea		2015
7	Marc Ellis		1995
7	Jonah Lomu		1995
7	Doug Howlett		2003
7	Mils Muliaina		2003
7	Drew Mitchell		2007
7	Josh Adams		2019

Tries	Name	Team	Opponent	Date
6	Marc Ellis			4 June 1995
5	Chris Latham			25 October 2003
5	Josh Lewsey			2 November 2003
4	John Gallagher			27 May 1987
4	Craig Green			27 May 1987
4	Ieuan Evans			3 June 1987
4	Brian Robinson			6 October 1991
4	Gavin Hastings			26 May 1995
4	Chester Williams			10 June 1995
4	Jonah Lomu			18 June 1995
4	Keith Wood			2 October 1999
4	Mils Muliaina			17 October 2003
4	Bryan Habana			9 September 2007
4	Vereniki Goneva			10 September 2011
4	Zac Guildford			2 October 2011

Youngest try scorer in a World Cup game

George North, aged

Oldest try scorer in a World Cup game

Diego Ormaechea, aged
Conversions

Con.	Name	Team	Tournaments
58	Dan Carter		2003–2015
39	Gavin Hastings		1987–1995
37	Grant Fox		1987–1991
36	Michael Lynagh		1987–1995
28	Jonny Wilkinson		1999–2011

Con.	Name	Team	Tournament
30	Grant Fox		1987
23	Dan Carter		2015
22	Percy Montgomery		2007
20	Michael Lynagh		1987
20	Simon Culhane		1995
20	Leon MacDonald		2003
20	Nick Evans		2007
20	Richie Mo'unga		2019

Con.	Name	Team	Opponent	Date
20	Simon Culhane			4 June 1995
16	Mat Rogers			25 October 2003
14	Nick Evans			15 September 2007
12	Paul Grayson			15 October 1999
12	Leon MacDonald			24 October 2003

Penalty goals

Pen.	Name	Team	Tournaments
58	Jonny Wilkinson		1999–2011
39	Handre Pollard		2015–2019
36	Gavin Hastings		1987–1995
35	Gonzalo Quesada		1999–2003
33	Michael Lynagh		1987–1995
33	Andrew Mehrtens		1995–1999

Pen.	Name	Team	Tournament
31	Gonzalo Quesada		1999
26	Thierry Lacroix		1995
23	Handré Pollard		2015
23	Jonny Wilkinson		2003
21	Grant Fox		1987
21	Elton Flatley		2003

Pen.	Name	Team	Opponent	Date
8	Gavin Hastings			30 May 1995
8	Thierry Lacroix			10 June 1995
8	Gonzalo Quesada			10 October 1999
8	Matt Burke			30 October 1999
7	Gonzalo Quesada			16 October 1999
7	Jonny Wilkinson			20 October 1999
7	David Humphreys			20 October 1999
7	Gonzalo Quesada			20 October 1999
7	Matt Burke			6 November 1999
7	Piri Weepu			9 October 2011
7	Dan Biggar			26 September 2015

Drop goals

Drop	Name	Team	Tournaments
14	Jonny Wilkinson		1999–2011
6	Jannie de Beer		1999
5	Rob Andrew		1987–1995
5	Gareth Rees		1987–1999
4	Juan Martín Hernández		2003–2015

Drop	Name	Team	Tournament
8	Jonny Wilkinson		2003
6	Jannie de Beer		1999
5	Jonny Wilkinson		2007
4	Juan Martín Hernández		2007
3	Jonathan Davies		1987
3	Rob Andrew		1995
3	Andrew Mehrtens		1995
3	Joel Stransky		1995
3	Gregor Townsend		1999
3	Theuns Kotzé		2011
3	Dan Parks		2011

Drop	Name	Team	Opponent	Date
5	Jannie de Beer			24 October 1999
3	Juan Martín Hernández			30 September 2007
3	Theuns Kotzé			10 September 2011
3	Jonny Wilkinson			16 November 2003

Appearance statistics

App.	Name	Team	Tournaments
22	Jason Leonard		1991–2003
22	Richie McCaw		2003–2015
21	Alun Wyn Jones		2007–2019
20	Schalk Burger		2003–2015
20	George Gregan		1995–2007
20	Keven Mealamu		2003–2015
20	-	-	-

App.	Name	Team	Tournaments
20	Richie McCaw		2003–2015
19	Keven Mealamu		2003–2015
18	Sonny Bill Williams		2011–2019
18	Sam Whitelock		2011–2019
17	François Steyn		2007–2019

App.	Name	Team	Tournaments
14	Eugene Jantjies		2007–2019
12	Ovidiu Tonița		2003–2015
12	D.T.H. van der Merwe		2007–2019
11	Jacques Burger		2007–2015
11	Jamie Cudmore		2003–2015
11	Tinus du Plessis		2007–2015
11	Romeo Gontineac		1995–2007
11	Hugo Horn		1999–2011
11	Merab Kvirikashvili		2003–2015
11	Johnny Redelinghuys		2007–2015

Oldest player to appear in a World Cup match

Diego Ormaechea,, aged

Oldest player to appear in a World Cup final

Brad Thorn,, aged

Oldest player to win a World Cup final

Brad Thorn,, aged

Youngest player to appear in a World Cup match

Vasil Lobzhanidze,, aged

Youngest player to appear in a World Cup final

Jonah Lomu,, aged

Youngest player to win a World Cup final

François Steyn,, aged
By tournament

Note: * denotes an all-time record

Miscellaneous

Winning coaches and captains

A foreign coach has never managed a World Cup-winning team. In the case of England, which is part of the United Kingdom and also one of the four Home Nations within the context of rugby, their Cup-winning coach was also an Englishman.

Year	Host	Champion	Winning coach	Winning captain
1987	AUS NZL		Brian Lochore	David Kirk
1991	ENG FRA IRL SCO WAL		Bob Dwyer	Nick Farr-Jones
1995	RSA		Kitch Christie	Francois Pienaar
1999	WAL ENG FRA IRE SCO		Rod MacQueen	John Eales
2003	AUS		Clive Woodward	Martin Johnson
2007	FRA SCO WAL		Jake White	John Smit
2011	NZL		Graham Henry	Richie McCaw
2015	ENG WAL		Steve Hansen	Richie McCaw
2019	JPN		Rassie Erasmus	Siya Kolisi

Draws

Team	Score	Opponent	Date
	20–20		23 May 1987
	12–12		12 September 2007
	23–23		27 September 2011
	0–0		12 October 2019
	0–0		12 October 2019
	0–0		13 October 2019

Nil points

Team	Score	Opponent	Date
	0–89		26 May 1995
	0–20		3 June 1995
	0–48		16 October 1999
	0–36		14 September 2007
	0–42		18 September 2007
	0–40		23 September 2007
	0–30		26 September 2007
	0–87		22 September 2011
	0–66		2 October 2011
	0–64		7 October 2015
	0–34		30 September 2019
	0–63		2 October 2019
	0–35		3 October 2019
	0–61		9 October 2019
	0–0		12 October 2019
	0–0		12 October 2019
	0–0		13 October 2019

Highest attendance

89,267 – v, 27 September 2015 at Wembley Stadium, London, England, 2015.
Hosting
Eden Park in Auckland Park was the first stadium to host the Rugby World Cup Final twice, with the 1987 and 2011 finals having been held there. Twickenham Stadium also hosted the final twice in 1991 and 2015.
The record for the city that has been a part of most Rugby World Cups is currently four and is held by Cardiff that hosted matches in 1991, 1999, 2007 and 2015. Edinburgh and Toulouse hosted matches in three tournaments. If the definition of "city" includes its metropolitan area, Paris has also hosted matches in three tournaments. The city of Paris hosted matches in 1991, its adjacent suburb of Saint-Denis hosted matches in 1999, and both cities hosted matches in 2007.
Head-to-Head

The highest number of Head-to-Head matches between two nations currently stands at seven meetings, encompassing five teams in three Rugby World Cup rivalries. On the other end of the table, there are currently sixty-eight Head-to-Head meetings involving one game between two nations. The following table lists the Head-to-Head statistics of the Rugby World Cup, ranging from the inaugural tournament in 1987 to the latest tournament in 2019. It is organised first numerically, with the more Head-to-Head meetings appearing at the top of the table and the less number of meetings, such as one meeting between two nations appearing at the bottom of the table, and second, alphabetically by teams.

Legend	-
R1	Round 1
R2	Round 2
QF	Quarter-Final
SF	Semi-Final
3rd	3rd/4th Place Playoff
F	Final

Games	Team 1	Head-2-Head Wins	Team 2	Year	Rounds
7		3–4		1987, 1991, 1995, 2003, 2007, 2015, 2019	R1, F, QF, F, QF, R1, QF
7		5–2		1987, 1991, 1999, 2007, 2011, 2015, 2019	3rd, R1, QF, R1,, R1, R1
7		2–5		1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2011, 2015	F, SF, 3rd, QF, R1,, QF
6		3–2		1991, 1995, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2019	QF, 3rd, SF, SF, QF, R1
6		0–5		1987, 1991, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2019	R1, R1, R1, R1, R1, R1
5		4–1		1987, 1991, 1999, 2003, 2011	QF, QF, R1, R1, R1
5		1–4		1999, 2003, 2007, 2007, 2019	QF, R1, R1, F, F
5		5–0		1987, 1991, 1995, 1999, 2007	QF, 3rd, QF, QF, R1
5		3–2		1995, 1999, 2003, 2015, 2019	F, 3rd, QF, SF, R1
5		0–5		1995, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015	QF, R1, R1, R1, R1
4		2–2		1999, 2007, 2007, 2019	QF, R1, 3rd, R1
4		3–1		1999, 2003, 2007, 2015	R2, R1, R1, QF
4		2–2		1991, 2003, 2011, 2015	SF, SF, SF, F
4		0–4		1991, 1999, 2011, 2015	R1, R1, R1, R1
4		0–4		1991, 2003, 2011, 2019	QF, R1, R1, R1
4		1–3		1991, 1995, 1999, 2019	R1, SF, R1, SF
4		4–0		1987, 1991, 2007, 2019	R1, R1, R1, R1
4		0–4		1987, 1991, 1999, 2003	QF, R1, R1, R1
4		1–3		2007, 2011, 2015, 2019	R1, R1, R1, R1
4		3–1		1995, 2003, 2007, 2015	QF, QF, R1, R1
4		1–3		1991, 2003, 2015, 2019	R1, R1, R1, R1
4		4–0		1999, 2003, 2011, 2015	R1, R1, R1, R1
4		4–0		1987, 1995, 2003, 2019	SF, R1, R1, 3rd
4		0–4		1991, 1999, 2015, 2019	QF, R2, R1, R1
3		0–3		1991, 2003, 2015	R1, R1, SF
3		0–3		1995, 2011, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		2007, 2011, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		2003, 2007, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		0–3		1987, 2011, 2015	R1, QF, R1
3		1–2		1991, 1995, 1999	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		2007, 2015, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1995, 1999, 2003	R1, R1, R1
3		2–1		1995, 1999, 2011	R1, SF, QF
3		3–0		1987, 1999, 2011	R1, R1, R1
3		1–2		1991, 1999, 2007	R1, R1, R1
3		0–3		2003, 2015, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		2–1		1991, 1995, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1987, 2003, 2011	R1, R1, R1
3		0–3		1987, 2003, 2007	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1991, 1995, 1999	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1995, 2003, 2007	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1999, 2007, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		1–2		1987, 2003, 2015	QF, QF, R1
3		3–0		1987, 1991, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		2–0		1987, 1995, 2003	R1, R1, R1
3		2–1		1995, 2011, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		2–1		1991, 1995, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		1999, 2003, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		1–2		1987, 1995, 2011	R1, R1, QF
3		2–1		1999, 2015, 2019	R1, R1, R1
3		1–2		1987, 2003, 2015	R1, R1, R1
3		0–3		1995, 1999, 2007	R1, R1, R1
3		0–3		1987, 2007, 2011	R1, R1, R1
3		2–1		1991, 1999, 2011	R1, R1, R1
3		3–0		2011, 2015, 2019	R1, QF, SF
2		1–1		1987, 1995	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2011	R1, R1
2		2–0		2007, 2011	QF, R1
2		0–2		2007, 2015	SF, 3rd
2		2–0		2015, 2019	R1, R1
2		0–2		1991, 1999	R1, R1
2		1–1		1987, 1999	SF, F
2		2–0		1995, 2007	R1, R1
2		2–0		1987, 2007	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2015	QF, QF
2		2–0		2015, 2019	R1, R1
2		0–2		1987, 2015	R1, R1
2		0–0		2007, 2011	R1, R1
2		1–0		1999, 2019	R1, R1
2		0–2		1995, 2019	R1, R1
2		2–0		1999, 2015	R2, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2011	R1, R1
2		2–0		1991, 2011	SF, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2015	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2007	R1, R1
2		2–0		1999, 2011	R1, R1
2		0–2		2007, 2011	QF, R1
2		1–1		2015, 2019	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2011	R1, R1
2		2–0		1999, 2007	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2019	R1, R1
2		1–1		2011, 2019	SF, QF
2		2–0		2007, 2015	R1, R1
2		1–1		2003, 2019	R1, R1
2		2–0		2011, 2015	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2007	R1, R1
2		0–2		1995, 2019	R1, QF
2		2–0		2011, 2019	R1, R1
2		1–1		1991, 2019	R1, R1
2		2–0		1999, 2011	R1, R1
2		2–0		2007, 2015	R1, R1
2		1–1		1999, 2003	R1, R1
2		2–0		1991, 2011	R1, R1
2		0–2		1995, 2011	R1, R1
2		1–1		2015, 2019	R1, QF
2		0–2		2015, 2019	R1, R1
2		0–2		2011, 2019	R1, R1
2		2–0		2007, 2015	R1, R1
2		0–2		1999, 2015	R1, R1
2		2–0		2003, 2015	R1, R1
2		2–0		1987, 1991	R1, R1
2		2–0		2007, 2015	R1, R1
2		2–0		1999, 2003	R1, R1
2		2–0		2007, 2019	R1, R1
2		0–2		1987, 2003	R1, R1
2		0–2		2015, 2019	R1, R1
1		0–1		1987	R1
1		1–0		1999	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		1–0		2011	R1
1		1–0		2003	R1
1		1–0		2011	R1
1		1–0		1991	R1
1		1–0		1987	R1
1		1–0		2011	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		0–1		1987	R1
1		0–1		1987	R1
1		0–1		1991	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		0–1		2003	R1
1		1–0		2003	R1
1		1–0		2007	R1
1		1–0		2015	R1
1		1–0		1995	R1
1		0–1		1995	SF
1		1–0		1987	R1
1		0–1		2007	R1
1		1–0		2011	R1
1		0–1		2015	R1
1		0–1		2003	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		0–1		2003	R1
1		1–0		2015	R1
1		0–1		2019	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		1–0		1987	R1
1		1–0		1991	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		1–0		2007	R1
1		1–0		2011	R1
1		0–1		1995	R1
1		0–1		2007	R1
1		0–1		2019	R1
1		0–1		2003	R1
1		0–1		1995	R1
1		0–1		1995	R1
1		1–0		2019	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		1–0		1991	R1
1		0–1		2003	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		0–1		2015	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		1–0		2007	R1
1		1–0		2007	R1
1		1–0		1991	R1
1		0–1		2007	R1
1		0–1		2007	R1
1		0–1		1995	R1
1		1–0		1999	R1
1		1–0		1987	R1
1		0–1		2019	R1
1		0–1		2019	R1
1		0–1		2011	R1
1		0–1		2007	R1
1		1–0		2003	R1
1		1–0		1999	R1
1		1–0		1995	R1
1		1–0		1999	R1
1		1–0		1999	R1
1		1–0		2007	R1
1		0–1		1999	R1

Tier 1 Nations Head-to-Head at World Cup

The table below shows the current dominance in the Head-to-Head meetings of tier 1 nations at the Rugby World Cup from the first tournament in 1987 to the latest tournament in 2019. Currently, New Zealand has the best record amongst the other tier 1 nations, achieving more wins and culminating in a superior Head-to-Head record over eight other tier 1 nations, and equal with one other. Italy is at the bottom of the table, and has an inferior Head-to-Head record with eight other tier 1 nations, and parity with one other nation. There are three tier 1 Head-to-Head meetings that have never been played at a Rugby World Cup: England versus Ireland, Ireland versus South Africa, and Scotland versus Wales.

Trivia

England became the first sole host nation to be eliminated in the pool stage of a Rugby World Cup in 2015. Wales, as joint hosts, were eliminated in the pool stage in 1991.
Three match-ups have occurred twice in the same World Cup:
*2007 Argentina defeated France in the opening match 17–12, and went on to beat them 34–10 in the bronze final.
*2007 South Africa defeated England 36–0 in the pool stage, and went on to play them in the final, winning 15–6.
*2011 New Zealand defeated France 37–17 in the pool stage, and went on to play them in the final, winning 8–7.
Jonny Wilkinson, with 15 points in 2003 and 6 points in 2007, is the only player to have scored points in two Rugby World Cup Finals.
Three nations have reached a Rugby World Cup Final having previously lost a game in that tournament: England in 1991 and 2007, South Africa in 2019, and France in 2011, the latter being the only team to reach the final having lost two games.
The teams involved in the most World Cup opening matches are Argentina and New Zealand. The Pumas participated in the first three World Cup openers of the professional era – losing to Wales and Australia in 1999 and 2003 respectively, and defeating France in 2007. The All Blacks defeated Italy in 1987, England in 1991, and Tonga in 2011.
No player scored a conversion in a Rugby World Cup Final between Matt Burke of Australia in 1999 and François Trinh-Duc of France in 2011. Both Jonny Wilkinson and Elton Flatley failed with their sole conversion attempts in 2003, and no tries were scored in 2007's final.
France, Australia and New Zealand are the only nations to have made it to at least the quarter-finals of every Rugby World Cup. Furthermore, South Africa have also done so since they started participating in 1995.
France is the only non English-speaking country to have made it to a Rugby World Cup final – in 1987, 1999 and 2011. It is also the only country to reach a final without ever winning it.
The only Tier Two countries to have participated in every Rugby World Cup are Canada and Japan, with Canada making it to one quarter-final in 1991 and Japan proceeding to the quarter finals in 2019.
Japan is the only team to have ever won three matches and not progressed beyond the pool stage, losing out to South Africa and Scotland in their pool by points difference in 2015.
Of the Tier One nations, Italy is the only one not to have made it to at least the quarter-finals in any Rugby World Cup. Conversely, four Tier Two countries have made it to the quarter-finals – Fiji in 1987 and 2007, Samoa in 1991 and 1995, Canada in 1991 and Japan in 2019.
The 2015 final between Australia and New Zealand is the highest scoring Rugby World Cup final ever, with New Zealand winning that match 34–17.
After the 2015 final, New Zealand became the first team to win the Rugby World Cup three times, and the first team to have successfully defended its title.
Wales have had the most upsets in the Rugby World Cup, having lost to Samoa both in 1991 and 1999, then losing to Fiji in 2007. Other major upsets include Ireland and Scotland losing to Japan in 2019, France losing to Tonga in 2011 and South Africa losing to Japan in 2015.
South Africa became the first nation to win a World Cup after losing a match in the pool stages in 2019.
South Africa is the only country to have a 100% winning record in the finals.
South Africa is the only country not to concede a try in the finals. All other teams have conceded at least one try during one of the finals.
South Africa is the only team to win a World Cup in each decade since they have been reinstated 1995,2007 & 2019.
There are three tier 1 Head-to-Head meetings that have never been played at a Rugby World Cup: England versus Ireland, Ireland versus South Africa, and Scotland versus Wales.

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Records and statistics of the Rugby World Cup

Overall

Team

Titles

Title win rate

Points

Margins

Tries

Individual

Points

Tries

Conversions

Penalty goals

Drop goals

Appearance statistics

By tournament

Miscellaneous

Winning coaches and captains

Draws

Nil points

Highest attendance

Hosting

Head-to-Head

Tier 1 Nations Head-to-Head at World Cup

Trivia