Series of rugby union matches
1997 Australia rugby union tour of Argentina and Great Britain Summary
Total Test match Opponent
Argentina England Scotland
The 1997 Wallabies Spring Tour was a series of matches played in October and November 1997 in Argentina and Great Britain by the Australia national rugby union team .
Matches
Summary
Complete list of matches played by the Wallabies :[ 1]
Test matches
Balance
Pl
W
D
L
Ps
Pc
7
5
1
1
187
117
Match details
[ 1]
Argentina: Ezequiel Jurado ; Diego Albanese , Eduardo Simone , Fabián Turnes , Diego Giannantonio; Lisandro Arbizu , Agustín Pichot ; Pablo Camerlinckx; Miguel Ruiz, Rolando Martín ; Alejandro Allub , Pedro Sporleder (c); Mauricio Reggiardo , Mario Ledesma (Martín Scelzo), Roberto Grau.
Australia: Stephen Larkham (Mitch Hardy); Ben Tune, Tim Horan, Pat Howard, Joe Roff; David Knox, George Gregan; Troy Coker (Willie Ofahengaue); Brett Robinson, Owen Finnegan (Willie Ofahengaue); John Eales (c), Warwick Waugh; Andrew Blades, Michael Foley, Richard Harry.
Argentina: Ezequiel Jurado ; Diego Albanese , Eduardo Simone , Fabián Turnes , Diego Giannantonio; Lisandro Arbizu , Agustín Pichot ; Pablo Camerlinckx; Miguel Ruiz, Rolando Martín ; Alejandro Allub , Pedro Sporleder (c); Mauricio Reggiardo (Omar Hasan), Mario Ledesma , Roberto Grau
Australia: Stephen Larkham; Ben Tune, Tim Horan, Pat Howard, Joe Roff; David Knox (Mitch Hardy), George Gregan; Troy Coker (Willie Ofahengaue); Brett Robinson, Owen Finnegan; John Eales (c), Warwick Waugh; Andrew Blades, Michael Foley, Richard Harry
Bibliography
Cleary, Mick, ed. (1998). Rothmans Rugby Union Yearbook 1998–99 . Headline. ISBN 0-7472-7653-6 .
References
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Tours
Argentina New Zealand South Africa Europe Oceania North America Asia
See also
Rugby union tours of England
Argentina Australia New Zealand South Africa Romania Japan Fiji Samoa Tonga Pacific Islanders Canada United States Maori All Blacks
Rugby union tours of Scotland
Argentina Australia New South Wales New Zealand South Africa Romania Fiji Samoa Tonga Pacific Islanders Japan United States Canada