Head-to-head
TEST WINS
KEN
2Test wins
NAM
12Test wins
14 Tests: Namibia lead 12–2.
Model win probability
KEN 36%NAM 64%
How it works: the gap between the two TheBreakdown ratings, neutral venue. Our own model built from every Test; see the rankings page for the method.
Test history
Points 252–681 in Kenya’s favour, first met 6 July 1993. Namibia have won the last 7.
Biggest Kenya win
28 June 2014: 29–22 (Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2012)
Biggest Namibia win
27 May 2006: 12–82 (Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2007)
Last 10 meetings
- Namibia28 July 2024 · Confederation of African Rugby Championship 2024 · Namboole27–38
- Namibia10 July 2022 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2021 · Aix-en-Provence0–36
- Namibia14 Nov 2021 · Men's Internationals 2021 · Stellenbosch24–60
- Namibia18 Aug 2018 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2016 · Windhoek28–53
- Namibia29 July 2017 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2016 · Windhoek7–45
- Namibia16 July 2016 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2016 · Windhoek21–56
- Namibia8 Aug 2015 · Africa Cup 2015 · Windhoek13–46
- Kenya28 June 2014 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2012 · Antananarivo29–22
- Namibia16 Nov 2013 · Tri Nations Rugby Tournament 2013 · Windhoek35–55
- Kenya9 Sept 2006 · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2007 · Nairobi30–26
Scores show Kenya first.
Every meeting, with filters and CSVTests to date; World Cup finals to 2023.