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.

Matches

Scores and results list New Zealand's points tally first.

Touring party

• Manager:
• Assistant manager:
• Captain: Maurice Brownlie (Hawke's Bay)

Full-back

• Herb Lilburne (Canterbury)

Three-quarters

• Bert Grenside (Hawke's Bay)
• Alan Robilliard (Canterbury)
• Charlie Rushbrook (Wellington)
• Fred Lucas (Auckland)
• Sydney Carleton (Canterbury)

Half-backs

• David Lindsay (Otago)
• Toby Sheen (Auckland)
• Lance Johnson (Wellington)
• Neil McGregor (Canterbury)
• Mark Nicholls (Wellington)
• Archie Strang (South Canterbury)
• Bill Dalley (Canterbury)
• Frank Kilby (Wellington)

Forwards

• Geoff Alley (Canterbury)
• Cyril Brownlie (Hawke's Bay)
• Maurice Brownlie (Hawke's Bay)
• Jim Burrows (Canterbury)
• Innes Finlayson (North Auckland)
• Swin Hadley (Auckland)
• Ian Harvey (Wairarapa)
• Bill Hazlett (Southland)
• John Hore (Otago)
• Rube McWilliams (Auckland)
• George Scrimshaw (Canterbury)
• Eric Snow (Nelson)
• Ron Stewart (South Canterbury)
• John Swain (Hawkes Bay)
• Pat Ward (Taranaki)

External links

• 1928 Tour in Details