1928 New Zealand rugby union tour of South Africa

In 1928, the New Zealand national rugby union team (the All Blacks) undertook a three-month tour of South Africa. The series of four Test matches was drawn 2–2 and the overall tour record was sixteen wins, five losses and one draw.

1928 New Zealand rugby union tour of South Africa
The touring All Blacks team,
photographed in Wellington
Summary
P W D L
Total
22 16 01 05
Test match
04 02 00 02
Opponent
P W D L
South Africa
4 2 0 2

Matches
Scores and results list New Zealand's points tally first.
Opposing TeamForAgainstDateVenueStatus
Wes. Province Country11330 May 1928Newlands, Cape TownTour Match
Cape Town Clubs372 June 1928Newlands, Cape TownTour Match
Griqualand West19106 June 1928de Beer's Stadium, KimberlyTour Match
Transvaal069 June 1928Ellis Park, JohannesburgTour Match
Orange Free State20013 June 1928Kroonstad Ground, KroonstadTour Match
Transvaal5016 June 1928Ellis Park, TransvaalTour Match
Western Transvaal19820 June 1928Kruger Park, PotchefstroomTour Match
Natal31323 June 1928Pietermaritzburg Ground, PietermaritzburgTour Match
South Africa01730 June 1928DurbanTest Match
Northern Provinces18187 July 1928de Beer's Stadium, KimberlyTour Match
Rhodesia44814 July 1928Bulawayo Athletic Club, BulawayoTour Match
South Africa7621 July 1928Ellis Park, JohannesburgTest Match
Pretoria Clubs13625 July 1928Eastern Sports Ground, PretoriaTour Match
Orange Free State151128 July 1928Ramblers' Cricket Ground, BloemfonteinTour Match
North-Eastern Districts2701 August 1928Burghersdorp Ground, BurgersdorpTour Match
Border2234 August 1928Recreation Ground, East LondonTour Match
Border3538 August 1928Victoria Grounds, King William's TownTour Match
Eastern Province16311 August 1928Port ElizabethTour Match
South Africa61118 August 1928Port ElizabethTest Match
South-Western Districts12622 August 1928Oudtshoorn Ground, OudtshoornTour Match
Western Province31025 August 1928Newlands, Cape TownTour Match
South Africa1351 September 1928Newlands, Cape TownTest Match

Touring party
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Half-backs
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