Tests 1975–1992
USSR
95Tests74%win rate70–1–24W–D–L
Test record
All results- Won
- 70
- Drawn
- 1
- Lost
- 24
- Points
- 2,034–994
At home ground: 0–0–0 (–). Away or neutral: 70–1–24 (74%). Longest winning run 13. Now on a 1-defeat run.
Last 10 Tests
- Lv Romania10 May 1992 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1992 · Bucharest6–34
- Wv Spain17 Nov 1991 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199119–16
- Lv Italy3 Nov 1991 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1991 · Moscow3–21
- Wv Spain10 May 1991 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1991 · Moscow30–3
- Lv Italy24 Nov 1990 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199012–34
- Lv Romania20 Oct 1990 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1990 · Moscow3–10
- Wv Poland27 May 1990 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 199031–12
- Wv Italy5 Nov 1989 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1989 · Moscow15–12
- Wv Romania22 Oct 1989 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 198921–13
- Wv Spain20 Nov 1988 · Federation Internationale de Rugby Amateur Championship 1988 · Madrid21–9
TheBreakdown rating over time
Year-end rating since 1900. How the rating works.
Biggest win
72–0
v Sweden, 30 Oct 1976
Heaviest defeat
6–34
v Romania, 10 May 1992
28
70s
60
80s
7
90s
Tests to date
Most played opponents
Most capped players
All 167 players- 1Igor Mironov59 Tests · 1978–1991
- 2Alexander Tikhonov55 Tests · 1979–1994
- 3Oleg Sljussar48 Tests · 1978–1987
- 4Anatoly Gonyani43 Tests · 1977–1987
- 5Nikolay Plotnikov39 Tests · 1979–1989
- 6Rauf 'Roman' Malikov39 Tests · 1981–1991
- 7Anatoly Sheverev38 Tests · 1976–1983
- 8Ramil 'Roman' Hairulin36 Tests · 1982–1988
Counted from the line-ups we hold.
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