South Africa 1896
| Date | Location | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 30 July 1896 | Port Elizabeth | South Africa 0–8 Great Britain |
| 22 August 1896 | Johannesburg | South Africa 8–17 Great Britain |
| 29 August 1896 | Kimberley | South Africa 3–9 Great Britain |
| 5 September 1896 | Cape Town | South Africa 5–0 Great Britain |
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