TheBreakdown
Full time21 July 1991
Australia
63–6
Wales
Ballymore, Brisbane | Meeanjin, Australia · Tour 1991Head-to-head

Australia won by 57 points.

Scoring

  1. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh2–0
  2. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh4–0
  3. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh6–0
  4. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh8–0
  5. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh10–0
  6. –CAustralia conversion · Michael Lynagh12–0
  7. –PAustralia penalty · Michael Lynagh15–0
  8. –TAustralia try · Marty Roebuck19–0
  9. –TAustralia try · David Campese23–0
  10. –TAustralia try · Jason Little27–0
  11. –TAustralia try · Tim Horan31–0
  12. –TAustralia try · Bob Egerton35–0
  13. –TAustralia try · Michael Lynagh39–0
  14. –TAustralia try · Michael Lynagh43–0
  15. –TAustralia try · Phil Kearns47–0
  16. –TAustralia try · Phil Kearns51–0
  17. –TAustralia try · Willie Ofahengaue55–0
  18. –TAustralia try · Tim Gavin59–0
  19. –TAustralia try · Tim Gavin63–0
  20. –PWales penalty · Paul Thorburn63–3
  21. –DWales drop goal · Adrian Davies63–6

Line-ups

Australia

  1. 1Tony DalyProp
  2. 2Phil KearnsHooker
  3. 3Ewen McKenzieProp
  4. 4Rod McCallSecond row
  5. 5John EalesSecond row
  6. 6Willie OfahengaueFlanker
  7. 7Jeff MillerFlanker
  8. 8Tim GavinNumber 8
  9. 9Nick Farr-JonesScrum-half
  10. 10Michael LynaghFly-half
  11. 11David CampeseWing
  12. 12Tim HoranCentre
  13. 13Jason LittleCentre
  14. 14Bob EgertonWing
  15. 15Marty RoebuckFull-back
  16. 16Anthony HerbertBench
  17. 17Paul CarozzaBench
  18. 18Peter SlatteryBench
  19. 19Troy CokerBench
  20. 20Dan CrowleyBench
  21. 21David NuciforaBench

Wales

  1. 1Mark DavisProp
  2. 2Kevin PhillipsHooker
  3. 3Huw Williams-JonesProp
  4. 4Glyn LlewellynSecond row
  5. 5Paul ArnoldSecond row
  6. 6Emyr LewisFlanker
  7. 7Richie CollinsFlanker
  8. 8Phil DaviesNumber 8
  9. 9Chris BridgesScrum-half
  10. 10Adrian DaviesFly-half
  11. 11Steve FordWing
  12. 12Scott GibbsCentre
  13. 13Mike HallCentre
  14. 14Ieuan EvansWing
  15. 15Paul ThorburnFull-back
  16. 16Ken WatersBench
  17. 17Mike GriffithsBench
  18. 18Gareth LlewellynBench
  19. 19Robert JonesBench
  20. 20David EvansBench
  21. 21Tony ClementBench

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Context

All-time, Australia 34–14 Wales, 1 drawn in 49 scored Tests. Full head-to-head

Australia 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.