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Six Nations 2012 Cheat Sheet by Dave Child (DaveChild) via cheatography.com/1/cs/192/ Six Nations 2012 Table Six Nations World Rankings (cont) Six Nations Triple Crowns Pos Team W/D/L Pts Scotland 8 78.27 England 23 1 Wales 4/0/1 8 From http:// www .ir b.co m/ ran kin gs/ ful l.html Wales 20 2 England 4/0/1 8 Ireland 10 Six Nations 2011 Table 3 Scotland 2/0/3 4 Scotland 10 4 Italy 2/0/3 4 Pos Team W/D/L Pts Six Nations Sub-Tro phies 5 Ireland 1/1/3 3 1 England 4/0/1 8 Trophy Betwe en 6 France 1/1/3 3 2 France 3/0/2 6 1 3 Ireland 3/0/2 6 Triple Crown England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales Six Nations 2012 Results 4 Wales 3/0/2 6 Calcutta Cup Engla nd, Scotland v ** 5 Scotland 1/0/4 2 Centenary Irela nd, Scotland v ** 6 Italy 1/0/4 2 Quaich v ** Six Nations 2011 Results Giuseppe France, Italy v ** Garibaldi Trophy v ** 19 - 26 Wales v Engla nd Millennium England, Irela nd 11 - 13 Italy v Irela nd Trophy Six Nations 2012 Fixtures 34 - 21 France v Scotland 2011 winners in bold. Date Game 59 - 13 Engla nd v Italy 1 Can only be awarded when one team Feb 1, 14:30 Wales v Italy 6 - 24 Scotland v Wales beats each of the other three. Feb 1, 17:00 France v England 22 - 25 Ireland v France Feb 2, 15:00 Ireland v Scotland 16 - 24 Italy v Wales Top All-Time Six Nations Points Scorers Feb 8, 14:30 Ireland v Wales 17 - 9 Engla nd v France Name Pts Count ry Feb 8, 17:00 Scotland v England 18 - 21 Scotland v Irela nd Ronan O'Gara 551 Ireland Feb 9, 15:00 France v Italy 22 - 21 Italy v France Jonny Wilkinson 546 England Feb 21, 20:00 Wales v France 19 - 13 Wales v Ireland Stephen Jones 467 Wales Feb 22, 13:30 Italy v Scotland 22 - 16 Engla nd v Scotland Neil Jenkins 406 Wales Feb 22, 16:00 England v Ireland 21 - 8 Scotl and v Italy Chris Paterson 403 Scotland Mar 8, 14:30 Ireland v Italy 24 - 8 Irela nd v England From: http:// en.wik ipe dia .or g/w iki /Si x_N at‐ Mar 8, 17:00 Scotland v France 28 - 9 France v Wales ions _Ch amp ion shi p#P lay er_ stats Mar 9, 15:00 England v Wales Six Nations Grand Slams Top All-Time Six Nations Try Scorers Mar 15, 12:30 Italy v England Name Tries Count ry Mar 15, 14:45 Wales v Scotland England 12 Brian O'Driscoll 25 Ireland Mar 15, 17:00 France v Ireland Wales 10 France 9 Ian Smith 24 Scotland Six Nations World Rankings Scotland 3 Shane Williams 22 Wales Team Rank Rating Ireland 2 Gareth Edwards 18 Wales Ireland 3 84.84 Italy 0 Cyril Lowe 18 England England 5 84.21 From: http:// en.wik ipe dia .or g/w iki /Si x_N at‐ France 6 81.47 ions _Ch amp ion shi p#P lay er_ stats Wales 7 79.94 By Dave Child (DaveChild) Published 30th January, 2012. Sponsored by Readable.com cheatography.com/davechild/ Last updated 25th February, 2020. Measure your website readability! aloneonahill.com Page 1 of 1. https://readable.com.

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