Australia and New Zealand all-time records
PreviewTotals across every year. Back to this year
Source: the site's AFL, NRL, cricket, rugby, football and basketball records · as of 19 Oct 2026
The Line
Line is 1500 plus 100 times a club's z-score within its code, putting both on one scale.
How this is measured
Each club's rating is standardised within its own code (AFL or NRL) as 1500 + 100 times the z-score against that code's clubs, so a Line of 1600 means one standard deviation above its code's average; peaks use each club's best rating in a season against every club's best that season. Ratings run through 2026-09-26.
Current
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All-time peaks
Each club's best season against every club's best that season.
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Decades
Who won most in each decade, and how the two nations fared.
2020s3 world titles
AFL: Brisbane Lions (3)
NRL: Penrith (4)
A-League: Central Coast Mariners (2)
NPC: Wellington (2)
Best Line: Penrith (1669)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 34-17-1
2010s5 world titles
AFL: Hawthorn (3)
NRL: Sydney Roosters (3)
A-League: Brisbane Roar (3)
NPC: Canterbury (7)
Best Line: Melbourne Storm (1636)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 43-32-5
2000s4 world titles
AFL: Brisbane Lions (3)
NRL: Brisbane Broncos (2)
A-League: Melbourne Victory (2)
NPC: Auckland (4)
Best Line: Melbourne Storm (1598)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 70-35-4
1990s5 world titles
AFL: Adelaide (2)
NRL: Brisbane Broncos (4)
NPC: Auckland (6)
Best Line: Brisbane Broncos (1643)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 63-27-4
1980s3 world titles
AFL: Hawthorn (4)
NRL: Canterbury-Bankstown (4)
NPC: Auckland (6)
Best Line: Hawthorn (1635)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 55-37-13
1970s3 world titles
AFL: Carlton (3)
NRL: Manly Warringah (4)
NPC: Bay of Plenty (1)
Best Line: Manly Warringah (1621)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 25-11-7
1960s1 world titles
AFL: Essendon (2)
NRL: St George (7)
Best Line: St George (1670)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 2-9-1
1950s1 world titles
AFL: Melbourne (4)
NRL: South Sydney (5)
Best Line: St George (1624)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 6-11-1
1940s0 world titles
AFL: Essendon (3)
NRL: Balmain (3)
Best Line: Essendon (1617)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 7-4-0
1930s0 world titles
AFL: Collingwood (3)
NRL: Eastern Suburbs (3)
Best Line: Sydney Roosters (1626)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 8-8-1
1920s0 world titles
AFL: Collingwood (3)
NRL: South Sydney (5)
Best Line: South Sydney (1652)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 3-5-1
1910s0 world titles
AFL: Collingwood (3)
NRL: Balmain (4)
Best Line: Carlton (1600)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 2-7-0
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1900s0 world titles
AFL: Carlton (3)
NRL: South Sydney (2)
Best Line: Collingwood (1581)
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 0-4-1
1890s0 world titles
AFL: Fitzroy (2)
NRL: No premier on record
Trans-Tasman Aus-NZ-drawn: 0-0-0
Rivalries
Australia's head-to-head records against New Zealand and England, and State of Origin.
What is not counted
Rugby league is counted through World Cup meetings only. Other rugby league internationals are not yet in the records.
Trans-Tasman
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AustraliaDrawnNew Zealand
564 played across every sport below.
Rugby union (men)181 played
Aus 44, drawn 8, NZ 129, 1903 to 2025
Football (men)67 played
Aus 44, drawn 10, NZ 13, 1922 to 2025
Football (women)23 played
Aus 14, drawn 2, NZ 7, 1975 to 2025
Basketball (men)57 played
Aus 52, drawn 0, NZ 5, 1971 to 2025
Basketball (women)4 played
Aus 4, drawn 0, NZ 0, 2004 to 2023
Volleyball (men)4 played
Aus 4, drawn 0, NZ 0, 1975 to 1991
Hockey (men)4 played
Aus 4, drawn 0, NZ 0, 1987 to 1995
Handball (men)1 played
Aus 1, drawn 0, NZ 0, 2020 to 2020
Test cricket62 played
Aus 36, drawn 18, NZ 8, 1946 to 2024
ODI cricket135 played
Aus 96, drawn 0, NZ 39, 1974 to 2023
T20I cricket21 played
Aus 15, drawn 1, NZ 5, 2005 to 2025
Rugby league (World Cups)5 played
Aus 4, drawn 0, NZ 1, 1988 to 2026
Rugby league (World Cups): meetings
Australia v New Zealand
Finish by edition
1954Australia Semi-finalist; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1957Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1960Australia Runners-up; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1968Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1970Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1972Australia Runners-up; New Zealand Semi-finalist
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1975Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1977Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1985-1988Australia Champions; New Zealand Runners-up
1989-1992Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
1995Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
2000Australia Champions; New Zealand Runners-up
2008Australia Runners-up; New Zealand Champions
2013Australia Champions; New Zealand Runners-up
2017Australia Champions; New Zealand no finish on record
2021Australia Champions; New Zealand Semi-finalist
The Ashes of everything
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AustraliaDrawnEngland
620 played across every sport below.
Rugby union (men)57 played
Aus 27, drawn 1, Eng 29, 1909 to 2025
Football (men)8 played
Aus 1, drawn 2, Eng 5, 1980 to 2023
Football (women)6 played
Aus 1, drawn 1, Eng 4, 2015 to 2025
Test cricket366 played
Aus 156, drawn 97, Eng 113, 1877 to 2026
ODI cricket159 played
Aus 92, drawn 2, Eng 65, 1971 to 2025
T20I cricket24 played
Aus 12, drawn 0, Eng 12, 2005 to 2024
State of Origin
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QueenslandDrawnNew South Wales
Series won, 1982 to 2026. Latest series: NSW.
Cities ledger
Running club and franchise titles by metro, read at the end of each decade.
| Year | Sydney | Melbourne | Brisbane | Adelaide | Perth | Auckland | Canberra | Christchurch | Geelong | Wellington |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 178 | 174 | 39 | 30 | 39 | 26 | 10 | 28 | 10 | 10 |
| 2020 | 160 | 161 | 30 | 24 | 32 | 24 | 10 | 24 | 9 | 6 |
| 2010 | 140 | 136 | 19 | 20 | 23 | 19 | 8 | 15 | 8 | 4 |
| 2000 | 125 | 126 | 10 | 18 | 21 | 14 | 6 | 6 | 6 | 4 |
| 1990 | 120 | 113 | 2 | 13 | 13 | 7 | 5 | 2 | 6 | 3 |
| 1980 | 108 | 102 | 0 | 10 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 1 |
| 1970 | 98 | 87 | 0 | 8 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 0 |
| 1960 | 84 | 75 | 0 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 |
| 1950 | 66 | 66 | 0 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 |
| 1940 | 54 | 55 | 0 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 |
| 1930 | 40 | 43 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| 1920 | 26 | 29 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1910 | 12 | 18 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| 1900 | 2 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Running totals of club and franchise titles by metro. Club and franchise titles only. Left out: international events (Ashes, Bledisloe, Boxing Day Test, world titles, World Series Cricket), State of Origin (a state side), and individual events (Australian Open, Formula One). A title counts in the calendar year of its final. Metros with 10 or more titles are listed, and the six named metros always.
Not placed on a metro: Taranaki (NPC, 2); Tasman (NPC, 2); Central Stags (Super Smash, 2); Bay of Plenty (NPC, 1); Counties (NPC, 1); Manawatu (NPC, 1).
Women
Premiers in the women's leagues we track, and Australia against New Zealand in football and basketball.
AFLW
The national women's Australian football league. From 2017. Latest premiers: North Melbourne, over Brisbane.
Premierships
- Adelaide3
- Brisbane2
- North Melbourne2
- Melbourne1
- Western Bulldogs1
Minor premierships
- Adelaide3
- Brisbane2
- North Melbourne2
- Western Bulldogs1
Doubles
Minor premiership and premiership in one year.
- North Melbourne2
- Adelaide1
- Western Bulldogs1
Grand finals by season
2025North Melbourne 9.2 (56) beat Brisbane 2.4 (16), Ikon Park, 29 Nov 2025
2024North Melbourne 6.3 (39) beat Brisbane 1.3 (9), Ikon Park, 30 Nov 2024
2023Brisbane 7.2 (44) beat North Melbourne 4.3 (27), Ikon Park, 3 Dec 2023
2022 (S7)Melbourne 2.7 (19) beat Brisbane 2.3 (15), Brighton Homes Arena, 27 Nov 2022
2022 (S6)Adelaide 4.5 (29) beat Melbourne 2.4 (16), Adelaide Oval, 9 Apr 2022
2021Brisbane 6.2 (38) beat Adelaide 3.2 (20), Adelaide Oval, 17 Apr 2021
The 2026 grand final is scheduled for 27 November 2026 and has not been played yet.
NRLW
The national women's rugby league. From 2018. Latest premiers: Sydney Roosters, over Brisbane Broncos.
Premierships
- Brisbane Broncos4
- Sydney Roosters3
- Newcastle Knights2
Minor premierships
- Brisbane Broncos5
- Sydney Roosters3
- Newcastle Knights1
Doubles
Minor premiership and premiership in one year.
- Brisbane Broncos3
- Newcastle Knights1
- Sydney Roosters1
Grand finals by season
2026Sydney Roosters beat Brisbane Broncos 30-6, Accor Stadium, Sydney, 4 Oct 2026
2025Brisbane Broncos beat Sydney Roosters 22-18, Accor Stadium, Sydney, 5 Oct 2025
2024Sydney Roosters beat Cronulla Sharks 32-28, Accor Stadium, Sydney, 6 Oct 2024
2023Newcastle Knights beat Gold Coast Titans 24-18, Accor Stadium, Sydney, 1 Oct 2023
2022Newcastle Knights beat Parramatta Eels 32-12, Accor Stadium, Sydney, 2 Oct 2022
2021Sydney Roosters beat St George Illawarra Dragons 16-4, Moreton Daily Stadium, Brisbane, 10 Apr 2022
Super Netball
From 2017. Latest premiers: Adelaide Thunderbirds, over Melbourne Vixens.
Premierships
- Adelaide Thunderbirds3
- Melbourne Vixens2
- New South Wales Swifts2
- Sunshine Coast Lightning2
- West Coast Fever1
Minor premierships
- Melbourne Vixens3
- Adelaide Thunderbirds2
- Giants Netball2
- New South Wales Swifts1
- Sunshine Coast Lightning1
- West Coast Fever1
Doubles
Minor premiership and premiership in one year.
- Adelaide Thunderbirds2
- Melbourne Vixens1
Grand finals by season
2026Adelaide Thunderbirds beat Melbourne Vixens 61-40, John Cain Arena, minor premiers Adelaide Thunderbirds (double)
2025Melbourne Vixens beat West Coast Fever 59-58, Rod Laver Arena, minor premiers West Coast Fever
2024Adelaide Thunderbirds beat Melbourne Vixens 59-57, Adelaide Entertainment Centre, minor premiers Adelaide Thunderbirds (double)
2023Adelaide Thunderbirds beat New South Wales Swifts 60-59, John Cain Arena, minor premiers New South Wales Swifts
2022West Coast Fever beat Melbourne Vixens 70-59, RAC Arena, minor premiers Melbourne Vixens
2021New South Wales Swifts beat Giants Netball 63-59, Nissan Arena, minor premiers Giants Netball
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2020Melbourne Vixens beat West Coast Fever 66-64, Nissan Arena, minor premiers Melbourne Vixens (double)
2019New South Wales Swifts beat Sunshine Coast Lightning 64-47, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, minor premiers Sunshine Coast Lightning
2018Sunshine Coast Lightning beat West Coast Fever 62-59, Perth Arena, minor premiers Giants Netball
2017Sunshine Coast Lightning beat Giants Netball 65-48, Brisbane Entertainment Centre, minor premiers Melbourne Vixens
Australia v New Zealand
Women's football (nations Elo events)23 played
Aus 14, drawn 2, NZ 7, 1975 to 2025
Latest: Australia
Women's basketball (nations Elo events)4 played
Aus 4, drawn 0, NZ 0, 2004 to 2023
Latest: Australia
Not tracked yet: World Cup and Olympic placements.
History
The eras and episodes that shaped these competitions.
The VFL era
1897 to 1989
Eight clubs broke away from the Victorian Football Association to form the VFL in 1897. It became the Australian Football League in 1990 as the competition went national.
- Carlton15
- Essendon14
- Collingwood13
- Melbourne12
- Richmond10
- Fitzroy8
- Hawthorn8
- Geelong6
- South Melbourne3
- North Melbourne2
The NSWRL era
1908 to 1994
The New South Wales Rugby League ran the premiership from 1908 to 1994. The Australian Rugby League took over in 1995, the Super League war split the game in 1997, and the NRL was formed in 1998.
- South Sydney20
- St George15
- Balmain11
- Eastern Suburbs11
- Canterbury-Bankstown6
- Manly Warringah5
- Parramatta4
- Western Suburbs4
- Canberra Raiders3
- Newtown3
The Super League war, 1997
In 1997 two premierships ran side by side: the ARL competition and News Limited's Super League. Both champions are shown.
- ARL premier
- Newcastle Knights
- Super League premier
- Brisbane Broncos
- Super League final
- Brisbane Broncos beat Cronulla-Sutherland 26 to 8, 20 Sept 1997
Bodyline, 1932-33
England, captained by Douglas Jardine, bowled fast, short-pitched bowling at the body, aimed at curbing Don Bradman. England regained the Ashes, and the tactic strained relations between the two cricket boards.
England 4, Australia 1
- England won by 10 wickets2 Dec 1932, Sydney Cricket Ground
- Australia won by 111 runs30 Dec 1932, Melbourne Cricket Ground
- England won by 338 runs13 Jan 1933, Adelaide Oval
- England won by 6 wickets10 Feb 1933, Brisbane Cricket Ground
- England won by 8 wickets23 Feb 1933, Sydney Cricket Ground
The Boxing Day Test
Every Test in our records that began on 26 December at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Australia: won 27, lost 9, drawn 9
1968v West Indies Australia won by an innings and 30 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1974v England Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1975v West Indies Australia won by 8 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1980v New Zealand Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1981v West Indies Australia won by 58 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1982v England England won by 3 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1983v Pakistan Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1985v India Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
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1986v England England won by an innings and 14 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1987v New Zealand Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1990v England Australia won by 8 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1991v India Australia won by 8 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1992v West Indies Australia won by 139 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1993v South Africa Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1995v Sri Lanka Australia won by 10 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1996v West Indies West Indies won by 6 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1997v South Africa Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1998v England England won by 12 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
1999v India Australia won by 180 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2000v West Indies Australia won by 352 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2001v South Africa Australia won by 9 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2002v England Australia won by 5 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2003v India Australia won by 9 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2004v Pakistan Australia won by 9 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2005v South Africa Australia won by 184 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2006v England Australia won by an innings and 99 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2007v India Australia won by 337 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2008v South Africa South Africa won by 9 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2009v Pakistan Australia won by 170 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2010v England England won by an innings and 157 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2011v India Australia won by 122 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2012v Sri Lanka Australia won by an innings and 201 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2013v England Australia won by 8 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2014v India Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2015v West Indies Australia won by 177 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2016v Pakistan Australia won by an innings and 18 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2017v England Match drawn, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2018v India India won by 137 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2019v New Zealand Australia won by 247 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2020v India India won by 8 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2021v England Australia won by an innings and 14 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2022v South Africa Australia won by an innings and 182 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2023v Pakistan Australia won by 79 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2024v India Australia won by 184 runs, Melbourne Cricket Ground
2025v England England won by 4 wickets, Melbourne Cricket Ground
Sheffield Shield
From 1892-93
- New South Wales47
- Victoria32
- Western Australia18
- South Australia15
- Queensland9
- Tasmania3
Latest: 2025-26, South Australia
2026South Australia
2025South Australia
2024Western Australia
2023Western Australia
2022Western Australia
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2021Queensland
2020New South Wales
2019Victoria
2018Queensland
2017Victoria
2016Victoria
2015Victoria
2014New South Wales
2013Tasmania
2012Queensland
2011Tasmania
2010Victoria
2009Victoria
2008New South Wales
2007Tasmania
2006Queensland
2005New South Wales
2004Victoria
2003New South Wales
2002Queensland
2001Queensland
2000Queensland
1999Western Australia
1998Western Australia
1997Queensland
1996South Australia
1995Queensland
1994New South Wales
1993New South Wales
1992Western Australia
1991Victoria
1990New South Wales
1989Western Australia
1988Western Australia
1987Western Australia
1986New South Wales
1985New South Wales
1984Western Australia
1983New South Wales
1982South Australia
1981Western Australia
1980Victoria
1979Victoria
1978Western Australia
1977Western Australia
1976South Australia
1975Western Australia
1974Victoria
1973Western Australia
1972Western Australia
1971South Australia
1970Victoria
1969South Australia
1968Western Australia
1967Victoria
1966New South Wales
1965New South Wales
1964South Australia
1963Victoria
1962New South Wales
1961New South Wales
1960New South Wales
1959New South Wales
1958New South Wales
1957New South Wales
1956New South Wales
1955New South Wales
1954New South Wales
1953South Australia
1952New South Wales
1951Victoria
1950New South Wales
1949New South Wales
1948Western Australia
1947Victoria
1940New South Wales
1939South Australia
1938New South Wales
1937Victoria
1936South Australia
1935Victoria
1934Victoria
1933New South Wales
1932New South Wales
1931Victoria
1930Victoria
1929New South Wales
1928Victoria
1927South Australia
1926New South Wales
1925Victoria
1924Victoria
1923New South Wales
1922Victoria
1921New South Wales
1920New South Wales
1915Victoria
1914New South Wales
1913South Australia
1912New South Wales
1911New South Wales
1910South Australia
1909New South Wales
1908Victoria
1907New South Wales
1906New South Wales
1905New South Wales
1904New South Wales
1903New South Wales
1902New South Wales
1901Victoria
1900New South Wales
1899Victoria
1898Victoria
1897New South Wales
National Basketball League
From 1979
- Perth Wildcats10
- Melbourne United6
- Sydney Kings6
- Adelaide 36ers4
- New Zealand Breakers4
- Brisbane Bullets3
- Canberra Cannons3
- Illawarra Hawks2
- North Melbourne Giants2
- S.E. Melbourne Magic2
Latest: 2026, Sydney Kings beat Adelaide 36ers
2026Sydney Kings
2025Illawarra Hawks
2024Tasmania JackJumpers
2023Sydney Kings
2022Sydney Kings
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2021Melbourne United
2020Perth Wildcats
2019Perth Wildcats
2018Melbourne United
2017Perth Wildcats
2016Perth Wildcats
2015New Zealand Breakers
2014Perth Wildcats
2013New Zealand Breakers
2012New Zealand Breakers
2011New Zealand Breakers
2010Perth Wildcats
2009South Dragons
2008Melbourne United
2007Brisbane Bullets
2006Melbourne United
2005Sydney Kings
2004Sydney Kings
2003Sydney Kings
2002Adelaide 36ers
2001Illawarra Hawks
2000Perth Wildcats
1999Adelaide 36ers
1998Adelaide 36ers
1997Melbourne United
1996S.E. Melbourne Magic
1995Perth Wildcats
1994North Melbourne Giants
1993Melbourne United
1992S.E. Melbourne Magic
1991Perth Wildcats
1990Perth Wildcats
1989North Melbourne Giants
1988Canberra Cannons
1987Brisbane Bullets
1986Adelaide 36ers
1985Brisbane Bullets
1984Canberra Cannons
1983Canberra Cannons
1982West Adelaide Bearcats
1981Launceston Casino City
1980Southern Melbourne Saints
1979Southern Melbourne Saints
Super Rugby
From 1996
New Zealand 22Australia 4South Africa 3
- Crusaders New Zealand13
- Blues New Zealand4
- Bulls South Africa3
- ACT Brumbies Australia2
- Chiefs New Zealand2
- Hurricanes New Zealand2
- Highlanders New Zealand1
- NSW Waratahs Australia1
- Queensland Reds Australia1
Latest: 2026, Hurricanes
2026Hurricanes
2025Crusaders
2024Blues
2023Crusaders
2022Crusaders
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2019Crusaders
2018Crusaders
2017Crusaders
2016Hurricanes
2015Highlanders
2014NSW Waratahs
2013Chiefs
2012Chiefs
2011Queensland Reds
2010Bulls
2009Bulls
2008Crusaders
2007Bulls
2006Crusaders
2005Crusaders
2004ACT Brumbies
2003Blues
2002Crusaders
2001ACT Brumbies
2000Crusaders
1999Crusaders
1998Crusaders
1997Blues
1996Blues
The A-League
From 2005-06. The premier tops the regular season, the champion wins the finals.
2025-26: Auckland FC, premier Newcastle United Jets
Clubs
1Sydney FC5 titles, 4 premier, 3 doubles
2Melbourne Victory4 titles, 3 premier, 3 doubles
3Central Coast Mariners3 titles, 3 premier, 1 doubles
4Brisbane Roar3 titles, 2 premier, 2 doubles
5Melbourne City2 titles, 3 premier, 1 doubles
6Adelaide United1 titles, 2 premier, 1 doubles
7Auckland FC1 titles, 1 premier, 0 doubles
8Newcastle United Jets1 titles, 1 premier, 0 doubles
9Western United1 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
10Perth Glory0 titles, 1 premier, 0 doubles
11Western Sydney Wanderers0 titles, 1 premier, 0 doubles
12Gold Coast United0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
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13Macarthur FC0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
14Melbourne Heart0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
15New Zealand Knights0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
16North Queensland Fury0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
17Queensland Roar0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
18Wellington Phoenix0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
Season by season
Show all 21 seasons
World Series Cricket, 1977 to 1979
From 1977 to 1979 Kerry Packer's World Series Cricket signed most of the world's best players after the Australian Cricket Board refused his Channel Nine the television rights. Its matches are not official records, so they are not counted anywhere on this site. It left behind coloured clothing, day-night cricket and the white ball.
Series
1977-78Supertests: West Indies vs Australia, won by West Indies
1977-78Supertests: World XI vs Australia, won by World XI
1978-79International Cup finals, won by West Indies
1977-78International Cup (final), won by West Indies
1978-79Supertests (final), won by World XI
Supertests
1977-78Australia v West Indies, 2–4 December 1977 West Indies won by 3 wickets, VFL Park, Melbourne, Victoria
1977-78Australia v West Indies, 16–18 December 1977 West Indies won by 9 wickets, RAS Showground, Sydney, New South Wales
1977-78Australia v West Indies, 31 December 1977 – 3 January 1978 Australia won by 220 runs, Football Park, Adelaide, South Australia
1977-78Australia v World XI, 14–19 January 1978 WSC World XI won by 4 wickets, RAS Showground, Sydney, New South Wales
1977-78Australia v World XI, 27–30 January 1978 World XI won by an innings and 73 runs, Football Park, Adelaide, South Australia
1977-78Australia v World XI, 9–13 February 1978 Australia won by 41 runs, VFL Park, Melbourne, Victoria
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1978-79Australia v World XI, 8–11 December 1978 World XI won by 102 runs, VFL Park, Melbourne, Victoria
1978-79West Indies v World XI, 21–23 December 1978 World XI won by an innings and 4 runs, Sydney Cricket Ground, New South Wales
1978-79Australia v West Indies, 12–15 January 1979 Match drawn, VFL Park, Melbourne, Victoria
1978-79Australia v West Indies, 21–24 January 1979 Australia won by 10 wickets, Sydney Cricket Ground, New South Wales
1978-79Australia v World XI, 2–4 February 1979 World XI won by 5 wickets, Sydney Cricket Ground, New South Wales
1979 West Indies tourWest Indies v Australia, 23–26 February 1979 West Indies won by 369 runs, Sabina Park, Jamaica
1979 West Indies tourWest Indies v Australia, 9–13 March 1979 Match drawn, Kensington Oval, Barbados
1979 West Indies tourWest Indies v Australia, 16–20 March 1979 Australia won by 24 runs, Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad and Tobago
1979 West Indies tourWest Indies v Australia, 25–28 March 1979 Match drawn, Bourda, Guyana
1979 West Indies tourWest Indies v Australia, 6–10 April 1979 Match drawn, Antigua Recreation Ground, Antigua
New Zealand
The All Blacks' record by decade, and the domestic titles we track.
All Blacks
Played
597
Won
454
Drawn
17
Lost
126
Win rate
76%
| Decade | W | D | L | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020s | 49 | 2 | 22 | 67% |
| 2010s | 108 | 3 | 12 | 88% |
| 2000s | 90 | 1 | 21 | 80% |
| 1990s | 59 | 2 | 20 | 73% |
| 1980s | 40 | 3 | 9 | 77% |
| 1970s | 23 | 2 | 12 | 62% |
| 1960s | 31 | 2 | 4 | 84% |
| 1950s | 16 | 0 | 6 | 73% |
| 1940s | 4 | 0 | 6 | 40% |
| 1930s | 11 | 1 | 6 | 61% |
| 1920s | 8 | 0 | 5 | 62% |
| 1910s | 7 | 0 | 2 | 78% |
| 1900s | 8 | 1 | 1 | 80% |
Super Rugby titles
22
New Zealand titles
2026Auckland FCA-League
2026HurricanesSuper Rugby
2026Northern BraveSuper Smash
2025CrusadersSuper Rugby
2025Central StagsSuper Smash
2024BluesSuper Rugby
2023CrusadersSuper Rugby
2023Northern BraveSuper Smash
2022CrusadersSuper Rugby
2022Northern BraveSuper Smash
2021Wellington FirebirdsSuper Smash
2020Wellington FirebirdsSuper Smash
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2019CrusadersSuper Rugby
2019Central StagsSuper Smash
2018CrusadersSuper Rugby
2018Northern BraveSuper Smash
2017CrusadersSuper Rugby
2016HurricanesSuper Rugby
2015HighlandersSuper Rugby
2013ChiefsSuper Rugby
2012ChiefsSuper Rugby
2008CrusadersSuper Rugby
2006CrusadersSuper Rugby
2005CrusadersSuper Rugby
2003BluesSuper Rugby
2002CrusadersSuper Rugby
2000CrusadersSuper Rugby
1999CrusadersSuper Rugby
1998CrusadersSuper Rugby
1997BluesSuper Rugby
1996BluesSuper Rugby
National Provincial Championship
From 1976, division one / premiership only. Latest: 2025, Canterbury over Otago 36-28.
Titles by union
- Auckland17
- Canterbury15
- Wellington6
- Waikato3
- Otago2
- Taranaki2
- Tasman2
- Bay of Plenty1
- Counties1
- Manawatu1
Since the 2006 relaunch
- Canterbury10
- Auckland2
- Taranaki2
- Tasman2
- Waikato2
- Wellington2
1976 to 2005National Provincial Championship 30 champions
2006 to 2009Air New Zealand Cup 4 champions
2010 to 2015ITM Cup 6 champions
2016 to 2020Mitre 10 Cup 5 champions
2021 to 2025Bunnings NPC 5 champions
A-League clubs
Auckland FC and Wellington Phoenix, the A-League Men clubs on the NZ side.
1Auckland FC1 titles, 1 premier, 0 doubles
2Wellington Phoenix0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
3New Zealand Knights0 titles, 0 premier, 0 doubles
Cities
Titles won by clubs based in each metro, split by competition.
AFL 18NBL 10Sheffield Shield 8A-League 7NRL 6AFLW 4Super Netball 2BBL 1
NRL 19A-League 8Sheffield Shield 8NBL 6BBL 4NRLW 3AFL 2Super Netball 2Super Rugby 1
Sheffield Shield 9AFL 6NRL 6NRLW 4A-League 3AFLW 2BBL 2NBL 1Super Rugby 1
NBL 10BBL 6Sheffield Shield 6AFL 4Super Netball 1
AFL 3AFLW 3NBL 3Sheffield Shield 3Super Netball 3A-League 1BBL 1
Super Rugby 13
NBL 4Super Rugby 4A-League 1
Super Smash 4Super Rugby 2
Sheffield Shield 3BBL 1NBL 1
NRL 2NRLW 2A-League 1
NRL 2Super Rugby 2
AFL 4
Where these numbers come from
- Citizen of Nowhere champions table (Supabase)
- Citizen of Nowhere AFL and NRL Elo
- Citizen of Nowhere nations Elo match events (Supabase)
- Cricket match results, Test, ODI and T20I (Supabase)
- AFL Tables season records
- AFL and NRL game results (Squiggle and club data, Supabase)
- State of Origin series table (site component)
- Wikipedia, Sheffield Shield (CC BY-SA 4.0), saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18
- Wikipedia, National Basketball League (Australia) (CC BY-SA 4.0), saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18
- Wikipedia, World Series Cricket results (CC BY-SA 4.0), saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18
- Wikipedia, Boxing Day Test (CC BY-SA 4.0), saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18
- Citizen of Nowhere rugby union club rolls (Super Rugby) and clubs
- Citizen of Nowhere international rugby league page (Rugby League World Cup)
- Wikipedia, Suncorp Super Netball (saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Wikipedia, National Provincial Championship (saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Wikipedia, List of AFL Women's premiers and List of AFL Women's minor premiers (read 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Wikipedia, NRL Women's Premiership (saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- A-League Men table (cl_league_history, Supabase)
- Women: champions table and women's nations Elo events (Supabase)
- Rugby World Cup finals (rugby_results, Supabase)
- Cricket World Cup and T20 World Cup finals (cricket_matches, Supabase)
- Rugby League World Cup editions (site data)
- Fan Attention Index snapshots (Supabase)
- Grand Final dates and venues (aus_games, Supabase)
- Australian Open champions with match dates (champions table, Supabase)
- Site calendar files (rugby/calendar.json) for Super Rugby final and Bledisloe dates
- AFL.com.au, 2026 AFLW Grand Final date (27 November 2026)
- Wikipedia, A-League Women (saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Wikipedia, A-League Men season articles 2005-06 to 2025-26, Grand Final dates (saved by Ashwin 2026-10-18, CC BY-SA 4.0)
- Citizen of Nowhere T20 circuit file (BBL and Super Smash final dates)
- Formula One race meta, results and race tracks (f1_race_meta, f1_results, f1_race_tracks, Supabase)
- National teams: nations Elo match events, cricket matches and the champions table (Supabase)