List of international rugby union tries by Christian Cullen

Christian Cullen is a New Zealand rugby union player who usually played as a fullback. Cullen represented New Zealand 58 times and scored 46 tries.[1] Cullen's try total places him joint ninth on the all-time list, but he had the best strike rate for any fullback with 0.793.

Cullen made his international debut for New Zealand against Samoa at Napier in 1996. He scored 3 tries on debut. In his next game against Scotland, he scored 4 tries.

Key

Won denotes that the match was won by New Zealand.
Lost denotes that the match was lost by New Zealand.
Draw denotes that the match was drawn.

International tries

Try	Opposing team	Location	Venue	Competition	Date	Result
1	Samoa	Napier	McLean Park	Test Match	7 June 1996	Won
2	Samoa	Napier	McLean Park	Test Match	7 June 1996	Won
3	Samoa	Napier	McLean Park	Test Match	7 June 1996	Won
4	Scotland	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	15 June 1996	Won
5	Scotland	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	15 June 1996	Won
6	Scotland	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	15 June 1996	Won
7	Scotland	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	15 June 1996	Won
8	Australia	Wellington	Athletic Park	Tri Nations	6 July 1996	Won
9	South Africa	Durban	ABSA Stadium	Test Match	17 August 1996	Won
10	Fiji	Albany	North Harbour Stadium	Test Match	14 June 1997	Won
11	Fiji	Albany	North Harbour Stadium	Test Match	14 June 1997	Won
12	Argentina	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Test Match	21 June 1997	Won
13	Argentina	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Test Match	21 June 1997	Won
14	Argentina	Hamilton	Waikato Stadium	Test Match	28 June 1997	Won
15	Australia	Melbourne	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Tri Nations	26 July 1997	Won
16	South Africa	Auckland	Eden Park	Tri Nations	9 August 1997	Won
17	South Africa	Auckland	Eden Park	Tri Nations	9 August 1997	Won
18	Australia	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Tri Nations	16 August 1997	Won
19	Wales	London	Wembley Stadium	NZ Tour of Britain and Ireland	29 November 1997	Won
20	Wales	London	Wembley Stadium	NZ Tour of Britain and Ireland	29 November 1997	Won
21	Wales	London	Wembley Stadium	NZ Tour of Britain and Ireland	29 November 1997	Won
22	England	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	20 June 1998	Won
23	England	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	20 June 1998	Won
24	Australia	Christchurch	Jade Stadium	Tri Nations	1 August 1998	Lost
25	Australia	Sydney	Aussie Stadium	Test Match	29 August 1998	Lost
26	France	Wellington	Athletic Park	Test Match	26 June 1999	Won
27	France	Wellington	Athletic Park	Test Match	26 June 1999	Won
28	South Africa	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Tri Nations	10 July 1998	Won
29	South Africa	Pretoria	Loftus Versfeld	Tri Nations	7 August 1999	Won
30	South Africa	Pretoria	Loftus Versfeld	Tri Nations	7 August 1999	Won
31	Italy	Huddersfield	Galpharm Stadium	Test Match	14 October 1999	Won
32	Tonga	Albany	North Harbour Stadium	Test Match	16 June 2000	Won
33	Scotland	Dunedin	Carisbrook	Test Match	24 June 2000	Won
34	Scotland	Auckland	Eden Park	Test Match	1 July 2000	Won
35	Australia	Sydney	Aussie Stadium	Tri Nations	15 July 2000	Won
36	South Africa	Christchurch	Jade Stadium	Tri Nations	22 July 2000	Won
37	South Africa	Christchurch	Jade Stadium	Tri Nations	22 July 2000	Won
38	Australia	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Tri Nations	5 August 2000	Won
39	Australia	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Tri Nations	5 August 2000	Won
40	South Africa	Johannesburg	Ellis Park	Tri Nations	19 August 2000	Lost
41	South Africa	Johannesburg	Ellis Park	Tri Nations	19 August 2000	Lost
42	France	Saint-Denis	Stade de France	Test Match	11 November 2000	Won
43	Italy	Hamilton	Waikato Stadium	Test Match	8 June 2002	Won
44	Fiji	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Test Match	29 June 2002	Won
45	Fiji	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Test Match	29 June 2002	Won
46	Fiji	Wellington	Westpac Stadium	Test Match	29 June 2002	Won

References

SFMS Limited. "New Zealand / Players & Officials / Christian Cullen". ESPN Scrum. Retrieved 2013-07-26.

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[1] SFMS Limited. "New Zealand / Players & Officials / Christian Cullen". ESPN Scrum. Retrieved 2013-07-26.