Full time4 July 2009
Lloyd Robson Oval, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2011Head-to-head
Papua New Guinea won by 8 points.
Scoring
- 7’PCook Islands penalty · Nathan Robinson0–3
- 17’PCook Islands penalty · Nathan Robinson0–6
- 19’TPapua New Guinea try · Jack Maraha5–6
- 20’CPapua New Guinea conversion · Jack Maraha7–6
- 27’TPapua New Guinea try · Alex Haija12–6
- 28’CPapua New Guinea conversion · Jack Maraha14–6
- 34’TCook Islands try · Wynyard Marsters14–11
- 35’CCook Islands conversion · Nathan Robinson14–13
- 41’DCook Islands drop goal · Nathan Robinson14–16
- 45’PPapua New Guinea penalty · Jack Maraha17–16
- 53’TPapua New Guinea try · Alex Haija22–16
- 54’CPapua New Guinea conversion · Jack Maraha24–16
- 56’TCook Islands try · Antonio Diaz24–21
- 66’TPapua New Guinea try · Gina Ponda29–21
Line-ups
Papua New Guinea
- 1Manu Gairo JnrProp
- 2Wesley ThomasHooker
- 3Adam HillProp
- 4Willie RikisSecond row
- 5Aaron MiaiSecond row
- 6Alex HaijaFlanker
- 7Ray VagiFlanker
- 8Yaisuo GihenoNumber 8
- 9Lawrence AcanufaScrum-half
- 10Frank GeniaFly-half
- 11Gina PondaWing
- 12Raymand RomalusCentre
- 13Chris HogiCentre
- 14Roland NamoWing
- 15Jack MarahaFull-back
- 16Peatrie BirneyBench
- 17Kapua KapuaBench
- 18Charles MaipsBench
- 19Philip SuapoBench
- 20Edwin NokiBench
- 21David EriBench
- 22Richard MarkBench
Cook Islands
- 1James NgatupunaProp
- 2Joseph MarstersHooker
- 3Jacob MarstersProp
- 4Mata McGrathSecond row
- 5Michael TokiSecond row
- 6Antonio DiazFlanker
- 7Tamati HaweaFlanker
- 8Nick ConnalNumber 8
- 9Wynyard MarstersScrum-half
- 10Aaron MarstersFly-half
- 11Victor PeachWing
- 12Daniel KaurakaCentre
- 13Eugene MarstersCentre
- 14Bruce GoldsworthyWing
- 15Nathan RobinsonFull-back
- 16Sam TeratuaBench
- 17Charles TeratuaBench
- 18Tai MarstersBench
- 19Paana PurotuBench
- 20Jamie RoltonBench
- 21Amosa AnglemBench
- 22Atua ManuBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Papua New Guinea 3–4 Cook Islands in 7 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Papua New Guinea going in
Cook Islands going in
- Previous meeting: 10 September 2005, Papua New Guinea 20–11 Cook Islands
- Next meeting on record: 13 July 2013
Also on this day
Results to 27 September 2026. Scoring and line-ups come from World Rugby match summaries where available; older Tests may have neither.