Individual Records
- Most World Cup Matches
- 20 George Gregan (1995,1999,2003,2007)
- 15 John Eales (1991,1995,1999)
- 15 Nathan Sharpe (2003,2007,2011)
- 15 David Campese (1987,1991,1995)
- 14 Jason Little (1991,1995,1999)
- 14 Tim Horan (1991,1995,1999)
- 14 Joe Roff (1995,1999)
- Most Points Overall
- 195 Michael Lynagh (1987,1991,1995)
- 125 Matt Burke (1995,1999)
- 100 Elton Flatley
- 60 Matt Giteau (2003,2007)
- 57 Stirling Mortlock (1999,2003,2007)
- 57 Mat Rogers (2003,2007)
- Most Points in a Game
42 vs Namibia - Mat Rogers 2003
30 vs Romania - Elton Flatley 2003
27 vs Fiji - Matt Giteau 2007
25 vs France - Matt Burke 1999
25 vs Namibia - Chris Latham 2003
24 vs South Africa - Matt Burke 2003
- Most Tries Overall
- 11 Chris Latham (1999,2003,2007)
- 10 David Campese (1987,1991,1995)
- 10 Drew Mitchell (2007,2011)
- 7 Matt Giteau (2003,2007)
- 7 Adam Ashley-Cooper (@007,2011)
- 7 Joe Roff (1995,1999)
- Most Tries in a Game
5 vs Namibia - Chris Latham 2003
3 vs Romania - Toutai Kefu 1999
3 vs Fiji - Drew Mitchell 2007
3 vs United States - Adam Ashley-Cooper 2011
3 vs Romania - Mat Rogers 2003
3 vs Namibia - Lote Tuqiri 2003
3 vs Namibia - Matt Giteau 2003
3 vs Japan - Rocky Elsom 2003
- Most Penalty Goals
- 33 Michael Lynagh (1987,1991,1995)
- 21 Elton Flatley (1999,2003)
- 19 Matt Burke (1995,1999)
- 7 James O'Connor (2011)
- Most Penalty Goals in a Game
8 vs South Africa - Matt Burke 1999
7 vs France - Matt Burke 1999
5 vs England - Michael Lynagh 1995
5 vs New Zealand - Elton Flatley 2003
- Most Drop Goals
- 3 Berrick Barnes (2007,2011)
- 2 Michael Lynagh (1987,1991,1995)
- 1 George Gregan (1995,1999,2003,2007)
- 1 Stephen Larkham (1999,2003,2007)
- 1 Quade Cooper (2011)
Read more about this topic: Australia At The Rugby World Cup
Famous quotes containing the words individual and/or records:
“In each individual the spirit is made flesh, in each one the whole of creation suffers, in each one a Savior is crucified.”
—Hermann Hesse (1877–1962)
“What a wonderful faculty is memory!—the most mysterious and inexplicable in the great riddle of life; that plastic tablet on which the Almighty registers with unerring fidelity the records of being, making it the depository of all our words, thoughts and deeds—this faithful witness against us for good or evil.”
—Susanna Moodie (1803–1885)