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Scotland to play the 'Mother Country', the British Army team. This was the closest encounter to date, with New Zealand winning 6–3. With four wins from four encounters, New Zealand had already secured their place in the final, but then lost the final match of the round against Australia at
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matters a damn whether they are amateurs or professionals when they have come to this country to fight and die for us." The WRU, realising that they had misjudged public sentiment towards the
Services teams, quickly dropped their complaint and did not raise the issue again.
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774:Abertillery
769:Abertillery
762:('B' team)
737:('A' team)
595:British XV
379:1 February
295:Alfred West
232:Jim Moffitt
161:William Fea
36:New Zealand
32:rugby union
1753:Categories
1719:. France24
1553:Portsmouth
1513:Tom Parker
1497:Aaron Rees
1449:Ike Fowler
1409:Jerry Shea
1380:R Charman
1268:Headingley
1197:French XV
928:Twickenham
903:Twickenham
796:Cross Keys
696:Twickenham
647:Gloucester
642:Gloucester
551:Portsmouth
189:Half-backs
102:Full-backs
66:Llanelli's
1740:7 January
1723:7 January
1557:Edinburgh
1425:Evan Rees
1388:(England)
1378:Referee:
1363:Stohr (2)
1178:Ebbw Vale
1104:Salisbury
1031:Ebbw Vale
1026:Ebbw Vale
972:21 April
946:19 April
921:19 April
896:16 April
871:16 April
844:12 April
819:12 April
801:Crosskeys
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612:Match 12
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576:Bradford
564:Match 10
505:Richmond
482:Coventry
457:Richmond
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208:Forwards
167:Jim Ryan
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1501:Swansea
1469:Swansea
1445:Newport
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1429:Swansea
1405:Maesteg
1127:Torquay
1081:Belfast
981:Cardiff
853:Newport
722:Maesteg
717:Maesteg
673:Cardiff
668:Cardiff
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528:Swansea
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366:Drawn
346:Score
30:was a
1622:Notes
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1461:Neath
1328:Wales
1302:Wales
1275:33–0
1252:16–6
1229:16–6
1182:Lost
1134:14–0
1111:20–7
1088:18–0
1038:28–0
1013:20–0
976:Wales
962:10–3
955:Neath
950:Neath
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885:12–7
830:Lost
703:14–5
606:11–3
583:44–5
558:11–0
535:22–3
524:RAF
489:14–0
464:26–5
441:12–0
395:22–3
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512:9–0
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