Template:Short description Template:Use dmy dates Template:Infobox sports award The Bledisloe Cup is an annual rugby union competition between the national teams of Australia's Wallabies and New Zealand's All Blacks that has been contested since the 1930s. The frequency that the competition is held has varied, as has the number of matches played in each tournament, but it currently consists of an annual three-match series, reduced to a two-match series in World Cup years, with two of the matches counting towards The Rugby Championship. New Zealand have had the most success, winning the trophy in 2024 for the 52nd time and 22nd in succession (excluding the disputed inaugural competition in 1931), while Australia have won the trophy 12 times.

HistoryEdit

Template:See Semantics plays a role in the issue when was the inaugural Bledisloe Cup match played. The Australian Rugby Union (ARU) contend that the one-off 1931 match played at Eden Park was first. The only record of a match taking place is recorded in the minutes of a New Zealand union management meeting several days later that Lord Bledisloe wished to present a cup for the All Blacks and Wallabies competition. The New Zealand Rugby Union (NZRU) believe that the first match was when New Zealand toured Australia in 1932.

Between 1931 and 1981, the Bledisloe Cup was contested irregularly in the course of rugby tours between the two countries, with New Zealand winning it nineteen times and Australia four times. In 1949, Australia won the competition for the first time on New Zealand soil. The trophy itself was apparently 'lost' during this period and reportedly rediscovered in a Melbourne store room. It was contested annually from 1982 to 1995, sometimes as a series of three matches (two in 1995) and other times in a single match. During these years, New Zealand won the trophy eleven times and Australia three times.

Since 1996, the cup has been contested as part of the annual Tri Nations tournament. Until 1998, the cup was contested in a three-match series consisting of the two Tri Nations matches between the two sides and a third match. New Zealand won the series in 1996 and 1997, and Australia won it in 1998.

In 1996, and from 1999 through 2005, the third match was not played; during these years, Australia and New Zealand played each other twice as part of the Tri Nations for the cup. If the two teams won one game each, or if both games were drawn, the cup was retained by its current holder. The non-holder needed to win the two games 2–0 or 1–0 (with a draw) to regain the cup. A criticism of this system was that, with the two sides being very well matched in ability level, it was very common for the teams to win one game each and many rugby fans were dissatisfied with one team keeping the cup in the years when the series was tied at 1–1 (1999, 2000, 2002, 2004).

In 2006, the Tri Nations series was extended so that each team played each other three times, meaning a return of the three-game contest for the Bledisloe Cup. However, the cup reverted to the two-game contest in 2007 because the Tri Nations was abbreviated that year to minimise interference with the teams' preparations for the World Cup.

The three-match format for the Bledisloe Cup continued in 2012, with the first two matches taking place as part of the 2012 Rugby Championship.

Neutral venuesEdit

Discussions have been held at various times to stage matches in Asia and north America. A formal proposal came from Denver, Colorado, USA for a fixture in 2009<ref name="US-Japan">Template:Cite news</ref> which did not eventuate. A few games have been played in Hong Kong and Japan without regular continuity Template:As of.

Hong KongEdit

In 2008 the Bledisloe Cup was contested over four matches played in Sydney, Auckland, Brisbane and Hong Kong, in an effort to promote the game in Asia. This was the first time Australia and New Zealand had played in a third country outside the Rugby World Cup.<ref>Template:Cite news</ref> The Hong Kong match drew a crowd of 39,000 to see the All Blacks defeat the Wallabies 19–14 (New Zealand having already won the Cup for that year).<ref>Template:Cite news</ref> The fixture reportedly generated over £5.5 million—a financial success for the two unions.<ref name="US-Japan"/> A fourth match was again played in Hong Kong in 2010—Australia winning by 26-24—but ticket sales fell well short of expectations.<ref name="ODT_126226">{{#invoke:citation/CS1|citation |CitationClass=web }}</ref>

JapanEdit

The capital Tokyo hosted a fourth Bledisloe Test match on 31 October 2009, which the All Blacks won by 32-19. The game was heavily publicised to "raise the profile of rugby in the region in the run-up to the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, and help bring more youngsters into playing the game."<ref name="2009 Tokyo">Template:Cite news</ref>

On 27 October 2018, the Bledisloe Cup returned to Japan for a second contest hosted this time in Yokohama with the purpose of promoting and preparing for the 2019 Rugby World Cup.<ref>Template:Cite news</ref> The All Blacks defeated the Wallabies 37–20 in that third test to sweep the series. Attendance was around 46,000—a record for a rugby test match in Japan.<ref>{{#invoke:citation/CS1|citation |CitationClass=web }}</ref>

Future proposalsEdit

Behind the push from World Rugby with their League of Nations concept, only one match result would count for League of Nations points but the new season schedule must be able to accommodate a second Test each year in the new format. The gate receipts from Bledisloe Cup match ups are critical to both Rugby Australia and New Zealand Rugby Union and both nations are firm in their belief that one home match is mandatory. The third Bledisloe, which has long been a cash cow for both nations, could cease to exist. Any cash lost from forfeiting that match would be compensated by A$18 million per year in League of Nations broadcast revenue.<ref>{{#invoke:citation/CS1|citation |CitationClass=web }}</ref>

ResultsEdit

Year Date Venue Home Score Away Series
Winner
Result Trophy
Holder
1932Template:Efn 2 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt Template:Nowrap Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
16 July Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 3–21
23 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 13–21
1934Template:Efn 11 August Sydney Cricket Ground,Sydney Template:Ru-rt 25–11 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
25 August Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 3–3
1936Template:Efn 5 September Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 11–6 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
12 September Carisbrook, Dunedin 38–13
1938Template:Efn 23 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 9–24 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
6 August Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 14–20
13 August Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 6–14
1946Template:Efn 14 September Carisbrook, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 31–8 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
28 September Eden Park, Auckland 14–10
1947Template:Efn 14 June Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 5–13 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
28 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 14–27
1949Template:Efn 3 September Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 6–11 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
24 September Eden Park, Auckland 9–16
1951Template:Efn 23 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 0–8 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
7 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 11–17
21 July The Gabba, Brisbane 6–16
1952Template:Efn 6 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 9–14 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
13 September Athletic Park, Wellington 15–8
1955Template:Efn 20 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 16–8 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
3 September Carisbrook, Dunedin 8–0
17 September Eden Park, Auckland 3–8
1957Template:Efn 25 May Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 11–25 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
1 June Exhibition Ground, Brisbane 9–22
1958Template:Efn 23 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 25–3 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
6 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch 3–6
20 September Epsom Showgrounds, Auckland 17–8
1962Template:Efn 26 May Exhibition Ground, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 6–20 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
4 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 5–14
1962Template:Efn 25 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 9–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
8 September Carisbrook, Dunedin 3–0
22 September Eden Park, Auckland 16–8
1964Template:Efn 15 August Carisbrook, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 14–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
22 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch 18–3
29 August Athletic Park, Wellington 5–20
1967 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 29–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1968Template:Efn 15 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 11–27 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
22 June Ballymore, Brisbane 18–19
1972Template:Efn 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 29–6 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
2 September Lancaster Park, Christchurch 30–17
16 September Eden Park, Auckland 38–3
1974Template:Efn 25 May Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 6–11 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
1 June Ballymore, Brisbane 16–16
8 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 6–16
1978Template:Efn 19 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 13–12 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
26 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch 22–6
9 September Eden Park, Auckland 16–30
1979Template:Efn 28 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 12–6 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1980Template:Efn 21 June Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 13–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
28 June Ballymore, Brisbane 9–12
12 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 26–10
1982Template:Efn 14 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 23–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
28 August Athletic Park, Wellington 16–19
11 September Eden Park, Auckland 33–18
1983 20 August Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 8–18 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1984Template:Efn 21 July Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 16–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
4 August Ballymore, Brisbane 15–19
18 August Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 24–25
1985 29 June Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 10–9 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1986Template:Efn 9 August Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 12–13 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
23 August Carisbrook, Dunedin 13–12
6 September Eden Park, Auckland 9–22
1987 25 July Concord Oval, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 16–30 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1988Template:Efn 3 July Concord Oval, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 7–32 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
16 July Ballymore, Brisbane 19–19
30 July Concord Oval, Sydney 9–30
1989 5 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 24–12 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1990Template:Efn 21 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 21–6 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
4 August Eden Park, Auckland 27–17
18 August Athletic Park, Wellington 9–21
1991Template:Efn 10 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 21–12 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
24 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 6–3 Template:Ru
1992Template:Efn 4 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 16–15 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
19 July Ballymore, Brisbane 19–17
25 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney 23–26
1993 17 July Carisbrook, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 25–10 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1994 17 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 20–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 1–0 Template:Flagicon
1995 22 July Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 28–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
29 July Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 23–34 Template:Ru
1996 6 July Athletic Park, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 43–6 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
27 July Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 25–32 Template:Ru
1997 5 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 30–13 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
26 July Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 18–33 Template:Ru
16 August Carisbrook, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 36–24 Template:Ru
1998 11 July Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 24–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
1 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 23–27 Template:Ru
29 August Sydney Football Stadium, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 19–14 Template:Ru
1999 24 July Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 34–15 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
28 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 28–7 Template:Ru
2000 15 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 35–39 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
5 August Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 23–24 Template:Ru
2001 11 August Carisbrook, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 15–23 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
1 September Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 29–26 Template:Ru
2002 13 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 12–6 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
3 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 16–14 Template:Ru
2003 26 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 21–50 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
16 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 21–17 Template:Ru
2004 17 July Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 16–7 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
7 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 23–18 Template:Ru
2005 13 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 13–30 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
3 September Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 34–24 Template:Ru
2006 8 July Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 32–12 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
29 July Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 9–13 Template:Ru
19 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 34–27 Template:Ru
2007 30 June Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 20–15 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
21 July Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 26–12 Template:Ru
2008 26 July Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 34–19 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–1 Template:Flagicon
2 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 39–10 Template:Ru
13 September Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 24–28 Template:Ru
1 November Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong Template:Ru-rt 19–14 Template:Ru
2009 18 July Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 22–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 4–0 Template:Flagicon
22 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 18–19 Template:Ru
19 September Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 33–6 Template:Ru
31 October National Stadium, Tokyo Template:Ru-rt 32–19 Template:Ru
2010 31 July Docklands Stadium, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 28–49 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–1 Template:Flagicon
7 August Lancaster Park, Christchurch Template:Ru-rt 20–10 Template:Ru
11 September Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 22–23 Template:Ru
30 October Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong Template:Ru-rt 26–24 Template:Ru
2011 6 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 30–14 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
27 August Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 25–20 Template:Ru
2012 18 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 19–27 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
25 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 22–0 Template:Ru
20 October Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 18–18 Template:Ru
2013 17 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 29–47 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
24 August Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 27–16 Template:Ru
19 October Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 41–33 Template:Ru
2014 16 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 12–12 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
23 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 51–20 Template:Ru
18 October Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 28–29 Template:Ru
2015 8 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 27–19 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
15 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 41–13 Template:Ru
2016 20 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 8–42 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
27 August Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 29–9 Template:Ru
22 October Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 37–10 Template:Ru
2017 19 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 34–54 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
26 August Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 35–29 Template:Ru
21 October Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 23–18 Template:Ru
2018 18 August Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 13–38 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
25 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 40–12 Template:Ru
27 October Nissan Stadium, Yokohama Template:Ru-rt 37–20 Template:Ru
2019 10 August Perth Stadium, Perth Template:Ru-rt 47–26 Template:Ru Draw 1–1 Template:Flagicon
17 August Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 36–0 Template:Ru
2020 11 OctoberTemplate:Efn Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 16–16 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–1 Template:Flagicon
18 OctoberTemplate:Efn Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 27–7 Template:Ru
31 October Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 5–43 Template:Ru
7 November Lang Park, Brisbane Template:Ru-rt 24–22 Template:Ru
2021 7 AugustTemplate:Efn Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 33–25 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 3–0 Template:Flagicon
14 AugustTemplate:Efn Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 57–22 Template:Ru
5 September Perth Stadium, Perth Template:Ru-rt 21–38 Template:Ru
2022 15 September Docklands Stadium, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 37–39 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
24 September Eden Park, Auckland Template:Ru-rt 40–14 Template:Ru
2023 29 July Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne Template:Ru-rt 7–38 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
5 August Forsyth Barr Stadium, Dunedin Template:Ru-rt 23–20 Template:Ru
2024 21 September Stadium Australia, Sydney Template:Ru-rt 28–31 Template:Ru Template:Flagicon 2–0 Template:Flagicon
28 September Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington Template:Ru-rt 33-13 Template:Ru

Matches and statisticsEdit

Match statsEdit

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Series' stats by match
Venue Played Won by Drawn Total points
Template:Ru Template:Nowrap Australia New Zealand
Template:Flagdeco Australia 74 22 47 5 1,274 1,674
Template:Flagdeco New Zealand 78 14 62 2 1,004 1,801
Neutral venue 4 1 3 align=center Template:N/A 79 112
Overall 156 37 112 7 2,357 3,587

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Series' stats by seriesTemplate:Efn
Venue Played Won by Drawn
Template:Ru Template:Nowrap
Template:Flagdeco Australia 17 5 12 align=center Template:N/A
Template:Flagdeco New Zealand 17 2 14 1
MixedTemplate:Efn 30 5 25 align=center Template:N/A
Overall 64 12 51Template:Efn 1

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VenuesEdit

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In AustraliaEdit

Location Stadium Won by Template:Ru Won by Template:Ru Drawn
Sydney, New South Wales Sydney Cricket Ground 6 13 1
Concord Oval align=center Template:N/A 3 align=center Template:N/A
Sydney Football Stadium 4 2 align=center Template:N/A
Stadium Australia 6 11 1
Brisbane, Queensland Brisbane Exhibition Ground align=center Template:N/A 5 align=center Template:N/A
The Gabba align=center Template:N/A 1 align=center Template:N/A
Ballymore Stadium 1 3 2
Lang Park 2 4 1
Melbourne, Victoria Melbourne Cricket Ground 2 2 align=center Template:N/A
Docklands Stadium align=center Template:N/A 2 align=center Template:N/A
Perth, Western Australia Perth Stadium 1 1 align=center Template:N/A
Overall 22 47 5

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In New ZealandEdit

Location City/Region Stadium Won by Template:Ru Won by Template:Ru Drawn
North Island Auckland Eden Park 29 4 align=center Template:N/A
Epsom Showgrounds 1 align=center Template:N/A align=center Template:N/A
Wellington Athletic Park 8 5 1
Wellington Regional Stadium 4 1 1
South Island Dunedin Carisbrook 8 1 align=center Template:N/A
Forsyth Barr Stadium 3 align=center Template:N/A align=center Template:N/A
Christchurch Lancaster Park 9 3 align=center Template:N/A
Overall 62 14 2

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Media coverageEdit

{{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||date=__DATE__ |$B= {{ safesubst:#invoke:Unsubst||date=__DATE__ |$B= Template:Ambox }} }} In Australia, the Bledisloe Cup was televised between 1957 and 1991 by ABC, between 1992 and 1995 by Network Ten. Since 1996, paid service Fox Sports has televised it jointly with (free to air) Seven Network between 1996 and 2010, Nine Network (2011–2012), Network Ten (2013–2020) and since 2021 the Nine Network has held full broadcast rights alongside its paid streaming arm Stan Sport.

In New Zealand the Bledisloe Cup was televised between 1962 and 1996 by NZBC, Television One, TVNZ. Since 1997 the Bledisloe Cup has been televised by Sky Sport on Pay TV and Free To Air on TV3, Prime now called Sky Open

See alsoEdit

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NotesEdit

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ReferencesEdit

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