Full time30 June 2018
BCI Stadium, Rarotonga, Cook Islands · Men's Rugby World Cup Qualifying 2016Head-to-head
Hong Kong China won by 23 points.
Scoring
- 4’THong Kong China try · Thomas Lamboley0–5
- 13’THong Kong China try · Liam Slatem0–10
- 19’PCook Islands penalty · Greg Mullany3–10
- 30’THong Kong China try · Conor Hartley3–15
- 42’PHong Kong China penalty · Matt Rosslee3–18
- 54’PHong Kong China penalty · Matt Rosslee3–21
- 71’THong Kong China try · Max Woodward3–26
Line-ups
Cook Islands
- 1AJ CampbellProp
- 2Sam Anderson-HeatherHooker
- 3James PakotiProp
- 4James KoraSecond row
- 5Shahn EruSecond row
- 6Rob HeatherFlanker
- 7Eru Smith-WanoFlanker
- 8Tyrone ViigaNumber 8
- 9Walter KotekaScrum-half
- 10Reece JoyceFly-half
- 11Jamian IroaWing
- 12Greg MullanyCentre
- 13Gene Te AmoCentre
- 14Brynn UriarauWing
- 15Marnus HanleyFull-back
- 16Tui PaitaiBench
- 17Matt MullanyBench
- 18Alex MatapoBench
- 19Tokerau RaruBench
- 20Tai MarstersBench
- 21Othniel JosephBench
- 22Josh TinomanaBench
- 23Mata MatapakiaBench
Hong Kong China
- 1Dan BarlowProp
- 3Dylan RogersProp
- 4James CunninghamSecond row
- 5Jack DelaforceSecond row
- 6Nick HewsonFlanker
- 7Toby FennFlanker
- 8Thomas LamboleyNumber 8
- 9Liam SlatemScrum-half
- 10Matt RossleeFly-half
- 11Conor HartleyWing
- 12Lex KalecaCentre
- 13Max WoodwardCentre
- 14Yiu Kam ShingWing
- 15Jack NevilleFull-back
- 16Alexander PostHooker
- 2Jamie TsangBench
- 17Adam FullgrabeBench
- 18Jack ParfittBench
- 19Michael ParfittBench
- 20Kane BoucautBench
- 21Jamie LauderBench
- 22Max DenmarkBench
- 23Jamie HoodBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, Cook Islands 0–2 Hong Kong China in 2 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
Cook Islands going in
Hong Kong China going in
- Next meeting on record: 7 July 2018
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.