Full time17 July 2004
Westpac Trust Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand · Bledisloe Cup 2004Head-to-head
New Zealand won by 9 points.
Scoring
- 35’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter3–0
- 47’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter6–0
- 61’TNew Zealand try · Doug Howlett11–0
- 62’CNew Zealand conversion · Daniel Carter13–0
- 68’TAustralia try · Stirling Mortlock13–5
- 71’CAustralia conversion · Matt Giteau13–7
- 80’PNew Zealand penalty · Daniel Carter16–7
Line-ups
New Zealand
- 1Kees MeeuwsProp
- 2Keven MealamuHooker
- 3Carl HaymanProp
- 4Chris JackSecond row
- 5Simon MalingSecond row
- 6Jono GibbesFlanker
- 7Marty HolahFlanker
- 8Xavier RushNumber 8
- 9Justin MarshallScrum-half
- 10Carlos SpencerFly-half
- 11Josevata RokocokoWing
- 12Daniel CarterCentre
- 13Faalogo Tana UmagaCentre
- 14Doug HowlettWing
- 15Mils MuliainaFull-back
- 16Andrew HoreBench
- 17Greg SomervilleBench
- 18Jerry CollinsBench
- 19Craig NewbyBench
- 20Byron KelleherBench
- 21Nick EvansBench
- 22Sam TuitupouBench
Australia
- 1Bill YoungProp
- 2Brendan CannonHooker
- 3Al BaxterProp
- 4Justin HarrisonSecond row
- 5Nathan SharpeSecond row
- 6Radike SamoFlanker
- 7Phil WaughFlanker
- 8David LyonsNumber 8
- 9Chris WhitakerScrum-half
- 10Stephen LarkhamFly-half
- 11Lote TuqiriWing
- 12Matt GiteauCentre
- 13Stirling MortlockCentre
- 14Clyde RathboneWing
- 15Chris LathamFull-back
- 16Jeremy PaulBench
- 17Matt DunningBench
- 18Dan VickermanBench
- 19George SmithBench
- 20Matt HenjakBench
- 21Matt BurkeBench
- 22Wendell SailorBench
Match officials
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Context
All-time, New Zealand 147–51 Australia, 8 drawn in 206 scored Tests. Full head-to-head
New Zealand going in
Australia going in
- Previous meeting: 15 November 2003, New Zealand 10–22 Australia
- Next meeting on record: 7 August 2004
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.