Full time23 November 2002
Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales · Tour 2002Head-to-head

New Zealand won by 26 points.

Scoring

  1. 9’PWales penalty · Stephen Jones3–0
  2. 12’PNew Zealand penalty · Andrew Mehrtens3–3
  3. 15’TWales try · Jamie Robinson8–3
  4. 16’CWales conversion · Stephen Jones10–3
  5. 18’PNew Zealand penalty · Andrew Mehrtens10–6
  6. 44’PNew Zealand penalty · Andrew Mehrtens10–9
  7. 60’TNew Zealand try · Doug Howlett10–14
  8. 61’CNew Zealand conversion · Andrew Mehrtens10–16
  9. 64’PNew Zealand penalty · Andrew Mehrtens10–19
  10. 80’TWales try15–19
  11. 81’CWales conversion · Iestyn Harris17–19
  12. 82’PNew Zealand penalty · Andrew Mehrtens17–22
  13. 92’TNew Zealand try · Doug Howlett17–27
  14. 93’CNew Zealand conversion · Andrew Mehrtens17–29
  15. 97’CNew Zealand conversion · Andrew Mehrtens17–31
  16. 97’TNew Zealand try · Kees Meeuws17–36
  17. 99’TNew Zealand try · Regan King17–41
  18. 100’CNew Zealand conversion · Andrew Mehrtens17–43

Line-ups

New Zealand

  1. 1Tony WoodcockProp
  2. 2Keven MealamuHooker
  3. 3Carl HaymanProp
  4. 4Keith RobinsonSecond row
  5. 5Ali WilliamsSecond row
  6. 6Taine RandellFlanker
  7. 7Daniel BraidFlanker
  8. 8Rodney So'oialoNumber 8
  9. 9Steve DevineScrum-half
  10. 10Andrew MehrtensFly-half
  11. 11Jonah LomuWing
  12. 12Faalogo Tana UmagaCentre
  13. 13Regan KingCentre
  14. 14Doug HowlettWing
  15. 15Ben BlairFull-back
  16. 16Andrew HoreBench
  17. 17Kees MeeuwsBench
  18. 18Brad MikaBench
  19. 19Marty HolahBench
  20. 20Danny LeeBench
  21. 21Paul SteinmetzBench
  22. 22Mark RobinsonBench

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Context

All-time, Wales 3–35 New Zealand, 1 drawn in 39 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Wales going in
New Zealand going in

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.