Australia and New Zealand in 2013

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Played: 17.

Source: the site's AFL, NRL, cricket, rugby, football and basketball records · as of 19 Oct 2026

AFLAFL

Hawthorn

def. Fremantle, 77-62

NRLNRL

Sydney Roosters

def. Manly Warringah, 26-18

NRLState of Origin

Queensland

def. New South Wales, 2-1

CricketThe Ashes

England

def. Australia, 0-3 (2 drawn)

The year, month by month

January

February: nothing in this view

March

  • F1Australian Grand PrixKimi Räikkönen (Lotus F1)
    Venue
    Albert Park
    Date
    17 Mar
    Note
    Formula One World Championship round 1, Melbourne
  • BasketballNBLNew Zealand Breakers def. Perth Wildcats
    Season
    2012-13
    Runner-up
    Perth Wildcats
  • CricketSheffield ShieldTasmania
    Season
    2012-13

April

  • FootballA-League MenCentral Coast Mariners def. Western Sydney Wanderers, 2-0
    Season
    2012-13
    Runner-up
    Western Sydney Wanderers
    Minor premier
    Western Sydney Wanderers
    Venue
    Allianz Stadium, Sydney
    Date
    21 Apr
  • ALWA-League WomenSydney FC
    Season
    2012-13
    Minor premier
    Brisbane Roar
    Note
    Played as the W-League; Grand Final date not in our data

May to Jun: nothing in this view

July

  • NRLState of OriginQueensland def. New South Wales, 2-1
    Runner-up
    New South Wales
    Venue
    Stadium Australia
    Date
    17 Jul
    Note
    Series decider, game 3: Queensland 12, New South Wales 10

August

  • CricketThe AshesEngland def. Australia, 0-3 (2 drawn)
    Runner-up
    Australia
    Date
    21 Aug
    Note
    Series in England; date is the start of the last Test
  • Rugby unionSuper RugbyChiefs def. ACT Brumbies
    Runner-up
    ACT Brumbies

September

  • AFLAFLHawthorn def. Fremantle, 77-62
    Runner-up
    Fremantle
    Venue
    M.C.G.
    Date
    28 Sep

October

  • NRLNRLSydney Roosters def. Manly Warringah, 26-18
    Runner-up
    Manly Warringah
    Venue
    Stadium Australia
    Date
    6 Oct
  • Rugby unionBledisloe CupNew Zealand def. Australia, 0-3
    Runner-up
    Australia
    Date
    19 Oct
    Note
    Australia v New Zealand meetings that year, Australia first
  • Rugby unionNPCCanterbury def. Wellington, 29-13
    Runner-up
    Wellington
    Venue
    Westpac Stadium
    Note
    Played as the ITM Cup

November

  • Rugby leagueRugby League World CupAustralia def. New Zealand, 34-2

December

  • CricketBoxing Day TestAustralia def. England, Australia won by 8 wickets
    Runner-up
    England
    Venue
    Melbourne Cricket Ground
    Date
    26 Dec
    Note
    Against England; the Test starts on 26 December

Events without a day are listed under the month they usually fall in.

National teamsWins-draws-losses

Australia

  • Men's rugby union6-0-6

    Beat Wales

  • Men's rugby leagueRugby League World Cup
  • Men's football4-3-5

    Beat Costa Rica

  • Women's football0-0-1
  • Men's basketball2-0-0

    Beat New Zealand

  • Men's cricket

    Test 5-2-7 · ODI 12-0-8 · T20I 1-0-5

New Zealand

  • Men's rugby union13-0-0

    Beat South Africa

  • Men's football3-1-3

    Beat Saudi Arabia

  • Women's football5-1-2

    Beat Brazil

  • Men's basketball0-0-2
  • Men's cricket

    Test 2-6-4 · ODI 7-0-10 · T20I 3-0-3

Records come from the site's national-team Elo results (rugby union, football, basketball), its cricket results (Test, ODI and T20I; no-result matches left out) and the champions board (titles). Rugby league internationals, women's rugby and women's cricket are not tracked, so rugby league shows only in years with a World Cup title.

Year in perspective

The Line

Hawthorn AFL

Top club on the Line, 1687

City of the year

  • Sydney3
  • Auckland1
  • Brisbane1
Titles by metro
  • Sydney: A-League Men, A-League Women, NRL
  • Auckland: NBL
  • Brisbane: Big Bash League
  • Christchurch: NPC
  • Hamilton (NZ): Super Rugby
  • Hobart: Sheffield Shield
  • Melbourne: AFL

Since 1897, to 2013: Sydney 146, Melbourne 138

Trans-Tasman

Australia 3, New Zealand 3

By sport
  • Basketball, men: Australia 2, New Zealand 0
  • Rugby League World Cup: Australia 1, New Zealand 0
  • Rugby union, men: Australia 0, New Zealand 3