1930 British Lions Tour To New Zealand and Australia - Results

Results

Date Opponent Location Result Score
Match 1 21 May Wanganui Wanganui, New Zealand Won 19-3
Match 2 24 May Taranaki New Plymouth, New Zealand Won 23-7
Match 3 28 May Manawhenua Palmerston North, New Zealand Won 34-8
Match 4 31 May Wairarapa-Bush Masterton, New Zealand Won 19-6
Match 5 3 June Wellington Wellington, New Zealand Lost 8-12
Match 6 7 June Canterbury Christchurch, New Zealand Lost 8-14
Match 7 11 June West Coast/Buller Greymouth, New Zealand Won 34-11
Match 8 14 June Otago Dunedin, New Zealand Won 33-9
Match 9 21 June New Zealand Dunedin Won 6-3
Match 10 25 June Southland Invercargill, New Zealand Won 9-3
Match 11 28 June Ashburton/South Canterbury/North Otago Timaru, New Zealand Won 16-9
Match 12 5 July New Zealand Christchurch Lost 10-13
Match 13 9 July NZ Māori Wellington Won 19-3
Match 14 12 July Hawke's Bay Napier, New Zealand Won 14-3
Match 15 16 July East Coast/Poverty Bay/Bay of Plenty Gisborne, New Zealand Won 25-11
Match 16 19 July Auckland Auckland, New Zealand Lost 6-19
Match 17 26 July New Zealand Auckland Lost 10-15
Match 18 30 July North Auckland Whangarei, New Zealand Won 38-5
Match 19 2 August Waikato/Thames Valley/King Country Hamilton, New Zealand Won 40-16
Match 20 9 August New Zealand Wellington Lost 8-22
Match 21 12 August Nelson, Marlborough, Golden Bay and Motueka Blenheim, New Zealand Won 41-3
Match 22 23 August New South Wales Sydney, Australia Won 29-10
Match 23 30 August Australia Sydney Lost 5-6
Match 24 3 September Queensland Brisbane, Australia Won 26-16
Match 25 6 September Australian XV Brisbane Won 29-14
Match 26 10 September New South Wales Sydney Lost 3-28
Match 27 13 September Victoria Melbourne, Australia Won 41-36
Match 28 22 September Western Australia Perth, Australia Won 71-3
Match 29* 1 October Ceylon Colombo, Sri Lanka Won 45-0
.*not listed in traditional Lions texts

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