Full time11 June 1988
Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand · Tour 1988Head-to-head

New Zealand won by 45 points.

Scoring

  1. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox2–0
  2. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox4–0
  3. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox6–0
  4. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox8–0
  5. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox10–0
  6. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox12–0
  7. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox14–0
  8. –CNew Zealand conversion · Grant Fox16–0
  9. –PNew Zealand penalty · Grant Fox19–0
  10. –PNew Zealand penalty · Grant Fox22–0
  11. –TNew Zealand try · John Kirwan26–0
  12. –TNew Zealand try · John Kirwan30–0
  13. –TNew Zealand try · Warwick Taylor34–0
  14. –TNew Zealand try · Terry Wright38–0
  15. –TNew Zealand try · Terry Wright42–0
  16. –TNew Zealand try · Bruce Deans46–0
  17. –TNew Zealand try · Steve McDowall50–0
  18. –TNew Zealand try · Michael Jones54–0
  19. –CWales conversion · Mark Ring54–2
  20. –PWales penalty · Mark Ring54–5
  21. –TWales try · Jonathan Davies54–9

Line-ups

Wales

  1. 1Staff JonesProp
  2. 2Ian WatkinsHooker
  3. 3Dai YoungProp
  4. 4Phil MaySecond row
  5. 5Kevin MoseleySecond row
  6. 6Gary JonesFlanker
  7. 7David BryantFlanker
  8. 8Rowland PhillipsNumber 8
  9. 9Jonathan GriffithsScrum-half
  10. 10Jonathan DaviesFly-half
  11. 11Mike HallWing
  12. 12John DevereuxCentre
  13. 13Nigel DaviesCentre
  14. 14Ieuan EvansWing
  15. 15Mark RingFull-back
  16. 16Jonathan MasonBench
  17. 17Steve BowlingBench
  18. 18Robert JonesBench
  19. 19Mark JonesBench
  20. 20Mark PughBench
  21. 21Kevin PhillipsBench

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Context

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

New Zealand going in
Wales 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.