List of women's international rugby union test matches

The following is a list of women's international rugby union matches and tournaments.

Full internationals and tournaments

Each women's international match is prefixed by a unique running number, has a three number suffix indicating how many games each team had played up to this point, and how many games had been played between the two sides. For example:

[74]
1993-12-19 Scotland  0–23  Wales Burnbrae, Glasgow [2/13/1]

indicates that this was not only the 74th women's international, it was the second played by Scotland, the 13th played by Wales, and the first between the two sides.

For a list of games involving advertised "A" teams and other games of doubtful international status, see the related article Women's international rugby union (non test matches).

1982

Tournaments

  • None

Other matches

[1]
[1] 1982-06-13 Netherlands  0–4  France Utrecht [1/1/1]

1983

Tournaments

  • None

Other matches

[2]
1983-06-05 France  10–0  Netherlands La Teste [2/2/2]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[3]
1984-05-27 Netherlands  0–3  France Hilversum [3/3/3]
[4]
1984-10-21 Sweden  0–34  Netherlands Malmö [1/4/1]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[5]
1985-06-02 France  20–0  Netherlands Bourg-en-Bresse [4/5/4]
[6]
1985-06-22 Italy  0–0  France Riccione [1/5/1]
[7]
1985-10-19 Netherlands  19–0  Sweden Nijmegen [6/2/2]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[8]
1986-04-19 Great Britain  8–14  France Richmond[2] [1/6/1]
[9]
1986-05-01 Netherlands  10–0  France Enschede [7/7/5]
[10]
1986-05-18 France  12–0  Italy Bardos [8/2/2]
[11]
1986-10-17 Netherlands  11–6  Sweden Castricum [8/3/3]
[12]
1986-12-31 Belgium  0–32  Sweden Brussels [1/4/1]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[13]
1987-04-05 Wales  4–22  England Pontypool Park [1/1/1[3]]
[14]
1987-05-02 France  28–6  Great Britain Chalon-sur-Saône [9/2/2]
[15]
1987-05-17 Italy  4–16  France Rome [3/10/3]
[16]
1987-05-31 France  22–3  Netherlands Chalon-sur-Saône [11/9/6]
[17]
1987-11-14 Canada  3–22  United States Victoria, British Columbia[4] [1/1/1]
[18]
1987-11-22 Great Britain  16–0  Netherlands Richmond [3/10/1]

Tournaments

[20-25] (1988-05-21 to 1988-05-23) European Cup at Bourg-en-Bresse, France

Other matches
[19]
1988-04-24 Wales  6–36  England Newport RFC [2/2/2]
[26]
1988-08-08 United States  26–10  Canada Saranac Lake [2/2/2]
[27]
1988-10-15 England  40–0  Sweden Waterloo [3/5/1]
[28]
1988-11-27 Belgium  0–66  France Brussels [2/15/1]
[29]
1988-11-27 Netherlands  3–0  Wales Utrecht [14/3/1]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[30]
1989-02-12 England  38–4  Wales Moseley RFC [4/4/3]
[31]
1989-03-04 Great Britain  13–0  France Rosslyn Park [7/16/4]
[32]
1989-04-20 Italy  26–14  Netherlands Rome [7/15/2]
[33]
1989-05-02 Spain  0–28  France ? [1/17/1]
[34]
1989-09-03 Canada  3–28  United States Edmonton [3/3/3]
[35]
1989-10-14 West Germany  0–8  Sweden Berlin [1/6/1]

Tournaments

[39-45] (1990-08-28 to 1990-09-01) RugbyFest 1990 at Christchurch, New Zealand

Other matches
[36]
1990-02-11 Wales  12–18  England Neath RFC [5/5/4[5]]
[37]
1990-03-18 Great Britain  32–0  Italy Moseley [8/8/2[6]]
[38]
1990-04-14 Netherlands  0–10  France ? [16/18/8]
[46]
1990-10-21 Netherlands  0–26  England Utrecht [20/6/1]

Tournaments

[48-69] (1991-04-04 to 1991-04-14) World Cup at Cardiff

Other matches
[47]
1991-03-24 England  24–13  Wales Waterloo [7/6/5]
[70]
1991-11-09 Sweden  20–6  Germany Trelleborg [10/2/2]

Tournaments

None

Other matches
[71]
1992-02-09 Wales  10–14  England National Stadium Cardiff [10/12/6]
[72]
1992-06-13 France  14–10  Spain Agen [22/7/2]
[73]
1992-09-13 United States  13–12  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [11/9/4]
[74]
1992-10-17 Germany  0–39  Netherlands Hanover [3/25/1]
[75]
1992-11-15 France  24–0  Netherlands Fécamp [23/26/9]

Tournaments

[80-85] (1993-06-08 to 1993-06-12) Canada Cup at Fletcher's Fields, Toronto

Other matches
[76]
1993-02-14 Scotland  10–0  Ireland Raeburn Place, Edinburgh[7] [1/1/1]
[77]
1993-03-13 Italy  8–5  Netherlands Stadio Comunale, Rho [13/27/3]
[78]
1993-03-14 England  23–5  Wales Northampton RFC [13/11/7]
[79]
1993-04-04 Italy  0–24  France Rovigo [14/24/5]
[86]
1993-10-10 Netherlands  53–0  Germany Delft [28/4/2]
[87]
1993-10-31 Germany  11–10  Kazakhstan Hanover [5/1/1]
[88]
1993-12-19 Scotland  0–23  Wales Burnbrae, Glasgow [2/15/1]

Tournaments

[92-117] (1994-04-11 to 1994-04-24) World Cup at Edinburgh, Scotland

Other matches
[89]
1994-02-13 Ireland  0–5  Scotland Ravenhill, Belfast [2/3/2]
[90]
1994-02-13 Wales  10–11  England Bridgend [16/17/9]
[91]
1994-02-18 England  32–8  France Wolverhampton [18/25/2]
[118]
1994-04-24 Scotland  60–0  Sweden Meggetland [9/15/1]
[119]
1994-05-16 Spain  0–3  Italy Madrid [8/15/2]
[120]
1994-09-02 Australia  0–37  New Zealand Sydney [1/8/1]
[121]
1994-11-19 Germany  12–0  Sweden Hamburg [6/16/3]
[122]
1994-11-28 Germany  3–15  Kazakhstan Hanover [7/7/2]
[123]
1994-12-18 Wales  0–5  Scotland The Brewery Field, Bridgend [21/10/3]
[124]
1994-12-18 England  30–5  Netherlands Wasps RFC [24/25/2]

Tournaments

[129-132] (1995-04-12 to 1995-04-16) FIRA European Championship at Treviso, Italy

Other matches
[125]
1995-02-12 England  25–0  Wales Sale RFC [24/22/10]
[126]
1995-02-18 Scotland  20–3  Ireland Myreside, Edinburgh [11/7/4]
[127]
1995-03-05 Ireland  10–39  France Dublin [8/30/2]
[128]
1995-03-19[8] Wales  25–0  Ireland Cardiff [23/8/1]
[133]
1995-04-30 Scotland  10–12  Italy Meggetland, Edinburgh [12/15/1]
[134]
1995-05-14 Germany [9] 50–0  Portugal Heidelberg [8/1/1]
[135]
1995-07-22 New Zealand  64–0  Australia Auckland [9/2/2]
[136]
1995-09-23 Netherlands  5–3  Scotland Amsterdam [31/13/1]

Tournaments

[137-138, 140-143] (1996-01-21 to 1996-03-03) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[144-150] (1996-04-08 to 1996-04-14) FIRA European Championship at Madrid, Spain

[153-158] (1996-09-08 to 1996-09-14) Canada Cup at Edmonton, Canada

Other matches
[139]
1996-02-18 France  6–15  England Villand Bonnot [33/27/4]
[151]
1996-08-24 Germany  3–53  Kazakhstan Hanover [12/8/3]
[152]
1996-08-31 Australia  5–28  New Zealand Sydney [3/10/3]
[159]
1996-11-30 Scotland  27–3  Netherlands Meggetland [17/35/2]

Tournaments

[161-164,166-167] (1997-01-12 to 1997-03-09) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[168-179] (1997-04-02 to 1997-04-06) FIRA European Championship at Nice, France

Other matches
[160]
1997-01-05 England  17–15  Spain Leeds [30/13/2]
[165]
1997-02-23 England  15–17  France Northampton [33/39/5]
[180]
1997-07-06 Canada  12–21  United States Ajax, Ontario [21/23/7]
[185]
1997-08-02 Australia  24–28  United States Brisbane [4/24/1]
[186]
1997-08-05 Sweden  0–42  Scotland Stockholm [18/24/2]
[187]
1997-08-13 New Zealand  67–0  England Burnham [14/38/1]
[188]
1997-08-16 New Zealand  44–0  Australia Dunedin [15/5/4]
[189]
1997-08-31 Germany  0–84  England Hürth [16/39/1]
[190]
1997-10-26 Netherlands  31–7  Germany Amsterdam [34/17/5]
[191]
1997-11-09 Germany  6–32  Ireland Hamburg [18/18/2]
[181]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  5–7  Russia ? [9/5/2]
[182]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  0–15  Russia ? [10/6/3]
[183]
1997-??-?? Kazakhstan  12–35  Russia ? [11/7/4]
[184]
1997-??-?? Spain  17–12  Russia ? [17/8/1]

Tournaments

[193-199] (1998-02-15 to 1998-04-05) Women's Home Nations Championship at various

[202-241] (1998-05-01 to 1998-05-16) World Cup at Amsterdam, Netherlands

Other matches
[192]
1998-02-01 France  5–13  England Villeneuve-d'Ascq, Lille [43/40/7]
[195]
1998-02-21 Scotland  19–3  France Raeburn Place, Edinburgh [26/44/1]
[200]
1998-04-08 Japan  42–14  Hong Kong Kumagaya Rugby Stadium [9/1/1]
[201]
1998-04-12 Japan  39–0  Hong Kong Kumagaya Rugby Stadium [10/2/2]
[242]
1998-08-29 Australia  3–27  New Zealand Sydney [11/21/5]
[243]
1998-12-05 Spain  3–5  Scotland ? [23/34/2]

Tournaments

[244-254] (1999-03-05 to 1999-04-09) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[256-267] (1999-04-19 to 1999-04-24) FIRA European Championship at Belluno, Italy

[269-271] (1999-10-13 to 1999-10-19) Triangular '99 at Palmerston North, New Zealand

Other matches
[253]
1999-04-09 Germany  12–19  Netherlands Hanover [24/44/7]
[255]
1999-04-11 Germany  6–34  Kazakhstan Hanover [25/17/4]
[268]
1999-08-08 United States  16–11  Canada Saranac Lake, New York [30/27/9]

Tournaments

[270-280] (2000-02-04 to 2000-04-01) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[281-295] (2000-05-06 to 2000-05-14) FIRA European Championship at Almería, Spain

[299-304] (2000-09-23 to 2000-09-30) Canada Cup at Winnipeg

[305] (2000-12-15 to 2000-12-15) Asian World Cup qualifier at Aberdeen Park, Hong Kong

Other matches
[269]
2000-01-09 Spain  10–42  England Barcelona [27/56/3]
[274]
2000-02-20 Netherlands  54–7  Belgium Amsterdam [44/3/1]
[296]
2000-06-06 United States  10–17  Canada New York City [33/30/11]
[297]
2000-08-12 Germany  5–30  Sweden Hanover [29/23/5]
[298]
2000-09-01 Samoa  10–12  Japan Apia Park [1/11/1]

Tournaments

[307-316] (2001-02-03 to 2001-03-17) Women's Five Nations Championship at various

[320-337] (2001-05-06 to 2001-05-12) FIRA European Championship at Lille

Other matches
[306]
2001-01-15 Wales  72–5  Netherlands Bridgend [52/52/2]
[309]
2001-02-09 Spain  42–0  Ireland Madrid [37/32/2]
[310]
2001-02-16 Ireland  0–53  France Dublin [35/65/5]
[319]
2001-04-08 Netherlands  105–0  Belgium Amsterdam [50/4/2]
[338]
2001-05-26 Australia  19–41  England T.G.Milner, Eastwood, Sydney [12/74/2]
[339]
2001-06-02 Australia  5–15  England Newcastle, New South Wales [13/75/3]
[340]
2001-06-09 New Zealand  15–10  England Rotorua [27/76/4]
[341]
2001-06-16 New Zealand  17–22  England North Harbour Stadium, Albany, North Shore City [28/77/5]
[342]
2001-07-07 Canada  23–3  United States Twin Elm Park, Ottawa [34/37/13]
[343]
2001-08-05 United States  22–21  Canada Saranac Lake, New York [38/35/14]
[344]
2001-10-18 Wales  7–21  Canada Glamorgan Wanderers [60/36/4]
[345]
2001-10-21 Wales  11–12  Canada Caerphilly [61/37/5]
[346]
2001-10-24 Netherlands  0–15  Ireland Amsterdam [53/39/3]
[347]
2001-10-28 Wales  13–13  Canada Ebbw Vale [62/38/6]
[348]
2001-11-11 Scotland  13–3  Sweden Edinburgh [56/27/3]
[349]
2001-11-18 Wales  17–20  United States Ebbw Vale [63/39/3]
[350]
2001-11-24 Scotland  22–3  United States Inverleith [57/40/2]

Tournaments

[351-369] (2002-02-02 to 2002-04-07) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[360-364] (2002-03-20 to 2002-03-23) FIRA ENC XV-a-side Tournament at Treviso, Italy

[370-401] (2002-05-11 to 2002-05-26) World Cup at Barcelona, Spain

Other matches
[402]
2002-11-24 Scotland  34–3  Sweden Murrayfield, Edinburgh[10] [67/30/4]

Tournaments

[403-417] (2003-02-15 to 2003-03-29) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[418-425] (2003-05-01 to 2003-05-11) FIRA European Championship at Malmö, Sweden & Amsterdam, Netherlands

[426-429] (2003-06-14 to 2003-06-28) Churchill Cup at Thunderbird Stadium, Vancouver

[433-434] (2003-12-03 to 2003-12-04) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's 15-a-side Championship at Port of Spain

Other matches
[430]
2003-07-06 Sweden  5–49  Scotland Linköping [34/73/5]
[431]
2003-10-04 New Zealand  37–0 World XV Eden Park, Auckland [33/2/2]
[432]
2003-10-11 New Zealand  38–18 World XV Whangarei [34/3/3]

Tournaments

[435-449] (2004-02-14 to 2004-03-27) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[450-467] (2004-05-01 to 2004-05-08) FIRA European Championship at Toulouse, France

[471-475] (2004-06-08 to 2004-06-19) Churchill Cup at Vancouver, Calgary, and Edmonton

Other matches
[468]
2004-05-29 South Africa  5–8  Wales Adcock Stadium, Port Elizabeth [1/86/1]
[469]
2004-06-05 Austria  5–5  Czech Republic Hohe Warte, Vienna [1/1/1]
[470]
2004-06-05 South Africa  15–16  Wales Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria [2/87/2]
[476]
2004-06-19 Jamaica  15–3  Cayman Islands Montego Bay [3/1/1]
[477]
2004-11-06 Netherlands  15–7  Japan Amsterdam [65/17/2]
[478]
2004-11-14 England  45–5  Canada Richmond [105/49/10]
[479]
2004-11-14 Ireland  55–0  Japan Donnybrook, Dublin [62/18/3]
[480]
2004-11-17 England  41–3  Canada Newbury [106/50/11]
[481]
2004-11-27 Scotland  6–12  United States Murrayfield, Edinburgh [82/49/3]

Tournaments

[482-497] (2005-02-03 to 2005-03-19) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[498-510] (2005-04-07 to 2005-05-23) FIRA European Championship at Hamburg, Germany and Zenica, Bosnia

[511-514] (2005-06-03 to 2005-06-03) Asian World Cup Qualifiers at Bangkok, Thailand

[515-518] (2005-06-29 to 2005-07-05) Canada Cup at Ottawa

Other matches
[491]
2005-02-26 Rwanda  0–92  Uganda Kigali [1/1/1]
[502]
2005-04-30 Austria  5–5[11]  Czech Republic Hohe Warte, Vienna [2/2/2]
[503]
2005-04-30 Wales  9–24  South Africa Ebbw Vale RFC [93/3/3]
[504]
2005-05-14 England  101–0  South Africa Imber Court RFC [112/4/1]
[519]
2005-10-15 Samoa  0–53  England Ericsson Stadium, Auckland [6/113/1]
[520]
2005-10-22 New Zealand  24–15  England Eden Park, Auckland [41/114/8]
[521]
2005-10-22 Italy  11–14  Wales Treviso [46/94/5]
[522]
2005-10-26 New Zealand  33–8  England Waikato Stadium, Hamilton [42/115/9]
[523]
2005-11-11 France  13–5  Canada Nantes [100/54/4]
[524]
2005-11-11 France  29–0  Canada Nanterre [101/55/5]
[525]
2005-12-10 Uganda  81–0  Rwanda Kampala [2/2/2]

Tournaments

[528-542] (2006-02-04 to 2006-03-18) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[543-545] (2006-04-14 to 2006-04-18) Pacific tri-nations at Teufaiva Park, Nukuʻalofa, Tonga

[546-558] (2006-04-23 to 2006-04-30) FIRA ENC XV Championship at Treviso, Italy

[559, 565] (2006-06-09 to 2006-08-12) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[566-595] (2006-08-27 to 2006-09-18) World Cup at Edmonton, Canada

[596-598] (2006-09-28 to 2006-09-30) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Kingston, Jamaica

[599-603] (2006-11-17 to 2006-11-19) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Kunming, China

Other matches
[526]
2006-01-21 Scotland  6–13  United States Netherdale, Gala [90/50/4]
[527]
2006-01-25 Ireland  5–23  United States Limerick [68/51/2]
[???]
2006-03-25 Belgium  15–7  Netherlands Brussels [??/??/?[12]]
[555]
2006-04-29 Ireland  15–8  Canada Galway [74/56/2]
[559]
2006-05-06 Wales  16–11  Canada Glamorgan Wanderers [100/57/7]
[561]
2006-06-10 United States  25–10  Canada Boulder, Colorado [52/58/17]
[562]
2006-06-13 United States  18–20  Canada Boulder, Colorado [53/59/18]
[563]
2006-06-17 South Africa  35–0  Netherlands Port Elizabeth [5/76/1]
[564]
2006-06-24 South Africa  42–12  Netherlands Durban [6/77/2]
[601]
2006-11-18 Wales  31–7  Italy Glamorgan Wanderers [101/54/6]
[604]
2006-12-03 Wales  24–0  Netherlands Llanrumney [101/78/2]

Tournaments

[605-619] (2007-02-03 to 2007-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[621-648] (2007-04-11 to 2007-05-05) FIRA European Championship at Belgium and Barcelona, Spain

[652-653] (2007-10-16 to 2007-10-20) 2007 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Wanganui and Wellington, New Zealand

[655-658] (2007-11-02 to 2007-11-04) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Kunming, China

Other matches
[620]
2007-04-01 Netherlands  62–5  Belgium Eindhoven [79/12/4]
[649]
2007-08-27 United States  5–18  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [59/65/19[13]]
[650]
2007-08-29 United States  7–45  Canada Blaine, Minnesota [60/66/20[13]]
[651]
2007-09-22 Zimbabwe  0–28  Zambia Harare [1/1/1[14]]
[654]
2007-10-28 Germany  37–0  Luxembourg Heidelberg [49/5/1]
[659]
2007-11-04 Scotland  3–45  Canada Glasgow [106/67/4]
[660]
2007-11-09 Wales  3–25  Canada Cardiff [112/68/8]
[661]
2007-12-01 Belgium  7–19  Netherlands Ghent [16/84/5]
[662]
2007-12-15 England  34–0  United States London Irish [135/61/7]

Tournaments

[663-677] (2008-02-13 to 2008-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[680-685] (2008-05-03 to 2008-05-10) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Georgetown, Guyana

[687-709] (2008-05-17 to 2008-05-25) FIRA European Championship at Amsterdam

[706, 718] (2008-05-24 to 2008-08-16) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[710-716] (2008-06-03 to 2008-06-08) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Taldykorgan, Kazakhstan

[724-725] (2008-10-14 to 2008-10-18) 2008 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Canberra and Sydney, Australia

[720-722] (2008-08-22 to 2008-08-26) Nations Cup at Esher, England

Other matches
[678]
2008-03-16 Germany  0–43  Netherlands Aachen [50/85/15]
[679]
2008-04-20 Netherlands  50–10  Germany Valkenswaard [86/51/16]
[686]
2008-05-10 Netherlands  10–0  Brazil Amsterdam [87/1/1]
[717]
2008-06-14 Jamaica  15–0  Cayman Islands Kingston, Jamaica [9/5/3]
[719]
2008-08-19 England  50–3  United States Esher [144/62/8]
[723]
2008-08-29 England  24–0  Canada Esher [147/71/14]
[726]
2008-11-02 Germany  12–5  Sweden Hanover [55/50/8]
[727]
2008-12-04 Singapore  10–10  Hong Kong St Andrew's School, Singapore [8/10/2]
[728]
2008-12-05 Singapore  0–5  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore [9/11/3]

Tournaments

[730-744] (2009-02-07 to 2009-03-21) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[747-758] (2009-05-17 to 2009-05-23) FIRA European Trophy (World Cup Qualifier) at Stockholm and Enköping

[759-764] (2009-06-21 to 2009-06-27) NAWIRA Caribbean Women's Championship at Bridgetown, Barbados

[771, 778] (2009-08-02 to 2009-08-29) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[766] (2009-08-08 to 2009-08-08) Oceania World Cup Qualifier at Samoa

[772-777] (2009-08-10 to 2009-08-24) Nations Cup at Oakville, Canada

[781-785] (2009-11-03 to 2009-11-05) Asia World Cup Qualifier at Singapore

Other matches
[729]
2009-01-10 Scotland  32–0  Sweden Meggetland [115/51/7]
[745]
2009-04-25 Sweden  0–24  Netherlands Norrköping [53/91/11]
[746]
2009-04-26 Sweden  3–7  Netherlands Norrköping [54/92/12]
[765]
2009-06-27 United States  17–25  Canada Infinity Park, Glendale, Colorado [65/72/22]
[779]
2009-10-03 Singapore  63–0  Malaysia Yio Chu Kang Stadium, Singapore [10/1/1]
[780]
2009-10-10 Hong Kong  22–17  Singapore So Kan Poh Stadium, Hong Kong [12/11/4]
[782]
2009-10-24 Norway  5–22  Finland Oslo [17/8/2]
[786]
2009-11-14 England  3–16  New Zealand Esher [157/52/11]
[787]
2009-11-18 France  5–14  Canada Dijon [139/77/8]
[788]
2009-11-21 England  10–3  New Zealand Twickenham [158/53/12]
[789]
2009-11-21 France  22–0  Canada Stade de France, Saint-Denis [140/78/9]
[790]
2009-11-28 Wales  56-7  Sweden St Helen's, Swansea [126/57/2]

Tournaments

[793-807] (2010-02-06 to 2010-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[810-821] (2019-05-08 to 2010-05-15) FIRA European Trophy at Alsace-Lorraine

[828-829] (2010-07-03 to 2010-07-10) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[-] (2010-08-14 to 2010-08-20) NACRA Women's Championship at Nassau, Bahamas

[833] (2010-08-21 to 2010-08-21) Caribbean Women's Championship at Nassau, Bahamas

[835-865] (2010-08-20 to 2010-09-05) 2010 Women's Rugby World Cup at London

Other matches
[791]
2010-01-12 United States  8–18  Canada Lakeland, Florida [71/79/24]
[792]
2010-01-16 United States  11–10  Canada Lakeland, Florida [72/80/25]
[808]
2010-04-02 Netherlands  19–0  Sweden Leiden [96/59/13]
[809]
2010-04-04 Netherlands  20–7  Sweden Amsterdam [97/60/14]
[810]
2010-04-08 Kazakhstan  17–22  South Africa Al Ain, Dubai [44/16/2]
[811]
2010-04-10 Kazakhstan  0–38  South Africa Al Ain, Dubai [45/17/3]
[812]
2010-04-18 Netherlands  83–0  Germany Maastricht [98/58/17]
[814]
2010-05-08 Uganda  10–10  Kenya Kampala [9/7/7]
[826]
2010-05-22 Japan  17–0  Hong Kong Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium, Tokyo [27/15/5]
[814]
2010-05-22 Kenya  8–0  Uganda Nairobi [8/10/8]
[828]
2010-06-05 Scotland  8–27  South Africa Lasswade [129/18/1]
[829]
2010-06-12 Scotland  17–41  South Africa Lasswade [130/19/2]
[830]
2010-06-14 Canada  14–8  United States Shawnigan Lake School [81/72/26]
[831]
2010-06-18 Canada  34–22  United States Bear Mountain Stadium, Langford [82/73/27]
[832]
2010-08-19 Bahamas  0–65 Caribbean Select XV Nassau, Bahamas [1/1/1]
[866]
2010-12-18 Malaysia  0–81  Hong Kong Royal Selangor Club, Kuala Lumpur [2/16/1]

Tournaments

[868-882] (2011-02-04 to 2011-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[884-889] (2011-04-30 to 2011-05-07) FIRA European Trophy at A Coruña, Spain

[892,899] (2011-07-09 to 2011-07-16) Elgon Cup at Nairobi and Kampala

[893-898] (2011-07-09 to 2011-07-16) NACRA Women's Championship at Cayman Islands

[900-908] (2011-08-02 to 2011-08-13) Nations Cup at Oakville, Canada

[912-917] (2011-11-24 to 2011-11-26) Asian Championship (II Division) at Chao Anou Vong stadium, Vientiane, Laos

Other matches
Main article: 2011 end-of-year women's rugby union tests
[867]
2011-01-03 Spain  28–13  Scotland Madrid [95/136/16]
[883]
2011-04-29 Hong Kong  0–15  Japan Hong Kong [17/28/6]
[890]
2011-05-14 Kazakhstan  58–3  Uzbekistan Kazakh National University [51/4/2]
[891]
2011-05-21 Hong Kong  53–8  Singapore Hong Kong [18/14/6]
[908]
2011-09-04 Belgium  7–15   Switzerland Kituro Rugby Club, Schaerbeek, Brussels[15] [27/1/1]
[909]
2011-10-29 France  37–0  Italy Stade des Arboras, Nice [156/91/12]
[910]
2011-11-05 France  16–15  England Stade Pierre-de-Coubertin, Châteaurenard [157/178/28]
[911]
2011-11-06 Netherlands  10–33  Scotland Amsterdam [104/142/5]
[918]
2011-11-26 England  10–0  New Zealand Twickenham, London [179/59/14]
[919]
2011-11-29 England  21–7  New Zealand Esher [180/60/15]
[920]
2011-12-03 England  8–8  New Zealand Esher [181/61/16]

Tournaments

[921-935] (2012-02-03 to 2012-03-??) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[936-937] (2012-04-21 to 2012-04-28) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[938-948] (2012-05-03 to 2012-05-20) FIRA European Championship at Enköping, Sweden and Rovereto, Italy

[948-952] (2012-06-14 to 2012-06-16) Asian Championship (II Division) at Manila, Philippines

[953-956] (2012-07-05 to 2012-07-07) Asian Four Nations at Kunshan, China

Other matches
Main article: 2012 end-of-year women's rugby union tests
[946]
2012-05-19 Japan  61–15  Hong Kong Chichibunomiya Rugby Stadium, Tokyo [29/19/7]
[957]
2012-10-06 Finland  5–15   Switzerland[16] Myllypuro Sports Park, Helsinki [14/2/1]
[958]
2012-11-03 England  23–13  France Esher [190/166/31]
[959]
2012-11-18 Italy  20–34  United States Centro Sportivo di Roma, Rome [101/83/1]
[960]
2012-11-21 France  13–0  United States Stade Marcel Garcin, Orléans [167/84/4]
[961]
2012-11-23 England  16–13  New Zealand Esher [191/62/17]
[962]
2012-11-24 France  27–3  United States Stade de France, Paris [168/85/5]
[963]
2012-11-27 England  17–8  New Zealand Aldershot Military Stadium [192/63/18]
[964]
2012-12-01 England  32–23  New Zealand Twickenham [193/64/19]
[965]
2012-12-03 Italy  29–12  Spain Centro di Preparazione Olimpica Roma [102/101/10]
[966]
2012-12-12 Singapore  21–45  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium [17/22/7]
[967]
2012-12-15 Singapore  17–44  Hong Kong Yio Chu Kang Stadium [18/23/8]

Tournaments

[968-982] (2013-02-02 to 2013-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[984-993] (2013-05-20 to 2013-05-27) FIRA World Cup Qualification Tournament at Madrid

[997-998] (2013-06-15 to 2013-06-22) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[1003–1010] (2013-07-30 to 2013-08-10) Nations Cup at Colorado

[1011–1014] (2013-09-04 to 2013-09-07) ARFU Women's Rugby Championship at Almaty

Other matches
Main article: 2013 mid-year women's rugby union tests
[983]
2013-04-13 Switzerland   5–25  Belgium Centre Sportif de Colovray, Nyon [3/28/2]
[990]
2013-04-27 Hong Kong  29–0  Singapore Hong Kong [23/18/9]
[994]
2013-06-07 United States  13–10  France Oxnard College [86/174/6]
[995]
2013-06-11 United States  25–27  France Oxnard College [87/175/7]
[996]
2013-06-14 United States  12–18  France StubHub Center Campus, Carson, California [88/176/8]
[999]
2013-06-29 Czech Republic  15–27   Switzerland Tatra Smichov Stadium, Prague [3/4/1]
[1000]
2013-07-13 New Zealand  29–10  England Eden Park, Auckland [65/199/20]
[1001]
2013-07-16 New Zealand  14–9  England Waikato Stadium, Hamilton [66/200/21]
[1002]
2013-07-20 New Zealand  29–8  England ECOlight Stadium, Pukekohe [67/201/22]
[1015]
2013-09-07 South Africa  63–3  Uganda East London, Eastern Cape [33/19/1]
[1016]
2013-10-19 Namibia  31–10  Botswana Windhoek, Namibia[17] [1/1/1]
[1017]
2013-11-02 France  27–19  Canada Pontarlier, France[18] [177/96/11]
[1018]
2013-11-05 France  6–11  Canada Amnéville, France [178/97/12]
[1019]
2013-11-09 England  40–20  France Twickenham Stadium, London[19] [205/179/33]
[1020]
2013-11-13 England  32–3  Canada Twickenham Stoop, London[20] [206/98/20]
[1021]
2013-11-16 Switzerland   42–0  Czech Republic Nyon[21] [5/4/2]

Tournaments

[1022–1037] (2014-02-01 to 2014-03-16) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1040–1045] (2014-05-18 to 2014-05-24) 2014 Asian Four Nations at Aberdeen Stadium, Hong Kong

[1052–1091] (2014-06-29 to 2014-11-02) 2014 Women's European Trophy at various

[1055–1056] (2014-07-12 to 2014-07-19) Elgon Cup at Kampala and Nairobi

[1057–1086] (2014-08-01 to 2014-08-17) 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup at Marcoussis and Paris

Other matches
[1033]
2014-03-08 Switzerland   80–0  Finland Unterägeri [6/15/2]
[1038]
2014-04-15 Canada  51–7  United States Shawnigan Lake School, British Columbia [99/93/31]
[1039]
2014-04-19 Canada  14–10  United States Westhills Stadium, British Columbia [100/94/32]
[1046]
2014-06-01 New Zealand  38–3  Australia Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua, New Zealand [68/32/13]
[1047]
2014-06-06 Australia  0–22  Canada Tauranga, New Zealand [33/101/1]
[1048]
2014-06-10 New Zealand  90–12  Samoa Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand [69/18/2]
[1049]
2014-06-10 New Zealand  16–8  Canada Tauranga, New Zealand [70/102/9]
[1050]
2014-06-14 New Zealand  33–21  Canada Whakatane, New Zealand [71/103/10]
[1051]
2014-06-28 Wales  7–10  United States Crosskeys [157/95/4]
[1053]
2014-07-01 Spain  3–37  France Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid [108/185/17]
[1054]
2014-07-04 France  46–8  South Africa Marcoussis [186/35/2]
[1087]
2014-10-18 Sweden  3–10  Netherlands Malmö [78/111/18]
[1092]
2014-11-23 Italy  27–3  Scotland Avezzano [116/161/14]

Tournaments

[1093–1107] (2015-02-06 to 2015-03-22) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1108–1110] (2015-04-25 to 2015-05-23) Asia Rugby Championship at various

[1111–1112] (2015-06-13 to 2015-06-20) Elgon Cup at various

[1113–1118] (2015-06-27 to 2015-07-05) Women's Rugby Super Series at various

[1119–1122] (2015-10-29 to 2015-11-01) 2015 Women's European Trophy at various

Other matches
[1097]
2015-01-31 Ireland  31–12  Wales Milltown House, Ashbourne RFC [223/164/20]
[1123]
2015-11-07 France  11–0  England Stade Francis Turcan, Martigues [197/225/36]
[1124]
2015-11-14 England  8–3  Ireland Twickenham Stoop, London [226/137/22]
[1125]
2015-11-22 Spain  10–34  Scotland Estadio Pepe Rojo, Valladolid [111/167/17]
[1126]
2015-12-19 Spain  57–0  Hong Kong Estadio Valle del Arcipreste, Majadahonda [112/30/1]

Tournaments

[1127–1141] (2016-02-05 to 2016-03-20) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1143–1148] (2016-07-01 to 2016-07-09) Women's Rugby Super Series at Regional Athletic Complex, Salt Lake City, Utah

[1150–1158] (2016-10-06 to 2016-10-15) 2016 Women's European Championship at Estadio Nacional Complutense, Madrid, Spain

[1159-1160] (2016-10-22 to 2016-10-26) 2016 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Eden Park and QBE Stadium, Auckland

[1161] ( to 2016-11-05) 2016 Oceania Rugby Women's Championship, World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at Suva (Fiji)

[1164 and 1170] (2016-11-18 to 2016-11-26) World Cup qualifier (Europe) at Glasgow and Madrid

[1173–1175] (2016-12-09 to 2016-12-17) Asia Rugby Women's Championship World Cup qualifier (Asia) at Hong Kong

Other matches
[1142]
2016-05-14 Singapore  7–40  Hong Kong Singapore [25/31/11]
[1149]
2016-08-21 Germany  36–0   Switzerland Heidelberg [63/12/1]
[1162]
2016-11-09 England  10–5  France Twickenham Stoop, London [235/206/39]
[1163]
2016-11-13 Ireland  10–12  England UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [143/236/24]
[1165]
2016-11-19 England  20–25  New Zealand Twickenham Stoop, London [237/82/24]
[1166]
2016-11-19 Ireland  7–48  Canada UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [144/115/3]
[1167]
2016-11-22 France  36–10  United States Béziers [207/107/10]
[1168]
2016-11-23 Canada  10–20  New Zealand Donnybrook, Dublin, Ireland [116/83/12]
[1169]
2016-11-25 France  31–6  United States Montpellier [208/108/11]
[1171]
2016-11-26 England  39–6  Canada Twickenham Stoop, London [238/117/24]
[1172]
2016-11-27 Ireland  8–38  New Zealand UCD Bowl, Dublin, Ireland [145/84/2]

Tournaments

[1176–1190] (2017-02-03 to 2017-03-18) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1201 and 1203] (2017-07-08 to 2017-07-15) 2017 Asian Rugby Championship at Shiroyama and Hong Kong

[1205–1234] (2017-08-09 to 2017-08-26) 2017 Women's Rugby World Cup at Dublin (Ireland)

Other matches
[1191]
2017-03-28 United States  5–39  Canada Chula Vista, California [109/118/35]
[1192]
2017-04-01 United States  10–37  Canada Chula Vista, California [110/119/36]
[1193]
2017-06-03 Spain  41–18  Hong Kong Estadio Municipal, Medina del Campo [118/34/2]
[1194]
2017-06-09 New Zealand  28–16  Canada Westpac Stadium, Wellington [85/120/12]
[1195]
2017-06-09 Australia  10–53  England Porirua Park, Wellington [42/245/5]
[1196]
2017-06-11 Wales  10–52  Japan Ystrad Mynach [178/41/1]
[1197]
2017-06-13 New Zealand  44–17  Australia Rugby Park, Christchurch [86/43/15]
[1198]
2017-06-13 Canada  20–27  England Rugby Park, Christchurch [121/246/26]
[1199]
2017-06-17 Australia  5–45  Canada Smallbone Park, Rotorua [44/122/2]
[1200]
2017-06-17 New Zealand  21–29  England Rotorua International Stadium, Rotorua [87/247/25]
[1202]
2017-07-08 Wales  26–21  Spain Cardiff [179/119/10]
[1204]
2017-07-22 Zimbabwe  10–5  Botswana Hartsfield Rugby Grounds, Bulawayo [2/2/1]
[1235]
2017-09-10 Germany  29–0   Switzerland Sportplatz Almmannsdorf, Konstanz [64/16/2]
[1236]
2017-10-21 Finland  10–39  Sweden Eerikkilä Areena, Tammela [15/78/2]
[1237]
2017-11-17 England  79–5  Canada Barnet Copthall, London [253/128/27]
[1238]
2017-11-19 Italy  21–41  France Biella [137/219/19]
[1239]
2017-11-21 England  49–12  Canada Twickenham Stoop [254/129/28]
[1240]
2017-11-25 England  69–19  Canada Twickenham [255/130/29]

Tournaments

[1241–1259] (2018-02-02 to 2018-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1250–1253] (2018-02-27 to 2018-03-03) European Championship at Waterloo

[1260–1262] (2018-06-02 to 2018-06-08) 2018 Asian Rugby Championship at Singapore

[1265-1266] (2018-08-18 to 2018-08-25) 2018 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at ANZ Stadium, Sydney and Eden Park, Auckland

[1267, 1279] (2018-10-13 to 2018-11-17) 2018–19 European Trophy at Helsinki and Yverdon

[1276–1277, 1284–87] (2018-11-16 to 2018-11-24) 2018 Oceania Rugby Women's Championship at Lautoka (Fiji)

Other matches
[1263]
2018-07-11 Zambia  19–18  Zimbabwe Mufulira [2/3/2]
[1264]
2018-07-15 Zambia  7–3  Zimbabwe Mufulira [3/4/3]
[1269]
2018-10-28 Germany  25–0  Czech Republic Berlin [67/11/1]
[1270]
2018-11-03 United States  6–67  New Zealand Soldier Field, Chicago [116/95/12]
[1271]
2018-11-04 Italy  38–0  Scotland Calvisano [143/185/19]
[1272]
2018-11-09 England  57–5  United States Allianz Park, London [-/117/17]
[1273]
2018-11-09 France  0–14  New Zealand Toulon [224/96/5]
[1274]
2018-11-10 Wales  19–5  South Africa Cardiff Arms Park [190/41/7]
[1275]
2018-11-11 Spain  60–5  Hong Kong Villajoyosa [127/42/4]
[1278]
2018-11-16 Wales  65–0  Hong Kong Cardiff Arms Park [191/43/2]
[1280]
2018-11-17 France  30–27  New Zealand Stade des Alpes, Grenoble [225/97/6]
[1281]
2018-11-17 Spain  17–5  South Africa Villajoyosa [128/42/2]
[1282]
2018-11-18 England  27–19  Canada Castle Park, Doncaster [262/186/7]
[1283]
2018-11-18 Ireland  10–19  United States Donnybrook, Dublin [161/118/7]
[1288]
2018-11-24 Wales  21–38  Canada Cardiff Arms Park [192/131/11]
[1289]
2018-11-24 England  37–15  Ireland Twickenham [263/-/-]
[1290]
2018-11-25 Italy  35–10  South Africa Prato [143/43/1]
[1291]
2018-11-27 Scotland  25–28  Canada Scotstoun [186/132/7]

Tournaments

[1293–1310] (2019-02-01 to 2019-03-17) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1299, 1305, 1311–1312] (2019-02-24 to 2019-05-04) European Championship at various

[1307] (2019-03-16 to 2019-03–16) 2018–19 European Trophy at Prague

[1313–1315] (2019-05-24 to 2019-07-01) 2019 Asia Pacific Championship at Suva, Fiji

[1316–1319] (2019-06-19 to 2019-06-22) 2019 Asian Division I Championship at Calamba, Philippines

[1320 and 1331] (2019-06-22 to 2019-07-13) Elgon Cup at Kisumu and Kampala

[1321–1328, 1332–1333] (2019-06-28 to 2019-07-14) Women's Rugby Super Series at San Diego, California

[1335 and 1336] (2019-07-31 to 2019-08-03) Asian Championship qualifiers at Jiujiang Stadium, China

[1337–1338, 1340–1341, 1343–1344] (2019-08-09 to 2019-08-17) 2019 Rugby Africa Cup World Cup qualifier (Africa) at Johannesburg

[1339 and 1342] (2019-08-10 to 2019-08-17) 2019 Laurie O'Reilly Cup at Optus Stadium, Perth and Eden Park, Auckland

[1348–1349, 1352, 1356, 1362] (2019-10-12 to 2019-11–23) 2019–20 European Trophy at various

[1358, 1360, 1365] (2019-11-18 to 2019-11-30) 2019 Oceania Championship World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at Lautoka, Fiji

Other matches
[1292]
2019-01-20 Spain  29–24  Scotland Madrid [129/188/20]
[1329]
2019-07-13 [22] Australia  34–5  Japan Sportsground 2, Newcastle [52/50/2]
[1330]
2019-07-13 Zimbabwe  18–19 [23]  Zambia Harare Sports Club [5/4/4]
[1334]
2019-07-19 [22] Australia  46–3 [24]  Japan North Sydney Oval, Sydney [53/51/3]
[1343]
2019-08-25 Colombia  28–7 [25]  Brazil Medellin []
[1344]
2019-09-14 Zambia  21–15 [26]  Zimbabwe Dean Arena, Lusaka [5/6/5]
[1345]
2019-09-21 South Africa  12–29 [27]  Spain WJ De Wet Stadium, Despatch []
[1346]
2019-09-30 South Africa  5–47  Scotland City Park, Cape Town []
[1347]
2019-10-05 South Africa  15–38  Scotland City Park, Cape Town []
[1350]
2019-11-03 Spain  22–5  Wales Estadio Nacional Universidad Complutense, Madrid []
[1351]
2019-11-09 France  10–20  England Stade Marcel Michelin, Clermont Ferrand []
[1353]
2019-11-10 Ireland  13–15  Wales Donnybrook, Dublin []
[1354]
2019-11-16 England  17–15  France Sandy Park, Exeter []
[1355]
2019-11-16 Italy  17–17  Japan Stadio Fattori, L'Aquila []
[1357]
2019-11-17 Scotland  3–17  Wales Scotstoun, Glasgow []
[1359]
2019-11-20 United States  0–19  Canada Chula Vista, San Diego []
[1361]
2019-11-23 England  60–3  Italy Goldington Road, Bedford []
[1363]
2019-11-24 Scotland  20–24  Japan Scotstoun []
[1364]
2019-11-24 United States  27–52  Canada Chula Vista, San Diego []
[1366]
2019-11-26 Netherlands  12–14  Hong Kong Amsterdam []
[1367]
2019-11-30 Netherlands  0–18  Hong Kong Amsterdam []

Tournaments

[1369–1381] (2020-02-02 to 2020-11-01) Women's Six Nations Championship at various

[1377, ????–????] (2020-03-07 to 2020-04-11) European Championship at various

[1382] (2020-11-14 to 2020-11-14) 2019 Oceania Championship World Cup qualifier (Oceania) at The Trusts Arena, Auckland

[????–????] (2020-03-15 to 2020-03–22) Asia Rugby Women's Championship World Cup qualifier (Asia) at Hong Kong

Other matches
[1368]
2020-01-20 Spain  12–36  Scotland Estadio Juan Rojas, Almería []
[1383]
2020-11-14 France  10–33  England Stade des Alpes, Grenoble []
[1384]
2020-11-21 England  25–23  France Twickenham []

References
  1. First women's international
  2. First international in the British Isles
  3. The first home nations international. Video highlights of the game can be seen here
  4. First international in North America
  5. This match, and preparations for it, was filmed by Channel 4 for a documentary called "Rugby Women", a copy of which is held in the National Film Archive at the British Film Institute
  6. This was the final Great Britain international and also featured in the Channel 4 documentary called "Rugby Women", a copy of which is held in the National Film Archive at the British Film Institute
  7. First International for both Ireland and Scotland at site of the first ever men's international.
  8. Cleary, Mick; Griffiths, John, eds. (1996). Rothmans Rugby Yearbook 1995-96. Aylesbury: Rothmans Publications Ltd. p. 374. ISBN 0-7472-7816-4.
  9. Team photo
  10. First women's match at Murrayfield
  11. Some sources give the score as 7–7
  12. "Wedstrijdarchief (Match Archive)". 17 June 2006. Archived from the original on 22 April 2009. Retrieved 17 September 2013.
  13. A review of Canada's test history is likely to reject test status from this match
  14. There are reports that there may have been an earlier game, played between 2004 and 2006, won by Zambia by 88-0
  15. Match report
  17. "Local rugby reaches climax". 2013-10-03. Retrieved 2013-10-07.
  18. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=697261610285818&set=a.697263203618992.1073741846.191813794163938&type=1
  19. https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2013/nov/09/england-france-womens-rugby
  20. "England v Canada – As it happens!". Scrum Queens. 2013-11-13. Retrieved 2013-11-18.
  21. "Switzerland retain Konektor Cup". Scrum Queens. 2013-11-16. Retrieved 2013-11-18.
  22. Robinson, Georgina (21 June 2019). "Amazing Grace: New Wallaroos captain's rapid rise to the top". The Sydney Morning Herald.
  23. "Sables off to a flier". Sunday Mail. 14 July 2019. Archived from the original on 14 July 2019.
  24. Payten, Iain (19 July 2019). "Nestor praises "Amazing Grace" as skipper leads Wallaroos to big win over Japan". rugby.com.au.
  25. "Colombia impressive in win over Brazil". Scrum Queens. Retrieved 11 February 2020.
  26. "Last minute Zambian Victoria Cup win". Scrum Queens. Retrieved 11 February 2020.
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