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Inbound Tours Tri Nations 2010 2010 - SA's INTERNATIONALS - DATA PAGE 1 Wales vs South Africa - 5 June 2010 Wales vs South Africa - 5 June 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Alun Wyn Jones Wales 1 Ruan Pienaar South Africa 16 Dewald Potgieter South Africa 1 Stephen Jones Wales 13 James Hook Wales 1 James Hook Wales 8 Juan de Jongh South Africa 1 Alun Wyn Jones Wales 5 Odwa Ndungane South Africa 1 Dewald Potgieter South Africa 5 Tom Prydie Wales 1 Juan de Jongh South Africa 5 Odwa Ndungane South Africa 5 Tom Prydie Wales 5 Francois Steyn South Africa 3 INBOUND TOURS South Africa vs France - 12 June 2010 South Africa vs France - 12 June 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Gio Aplon South Africa 2 Morné Steyn South Africa 15 Aurelia Rougerie France 1 Gio Aplon South Africa 10 Francois Louw South Africa 1 Aurelia Rougerie France 5 Gurthro Steenkamp South Africa 1 Francois Louw South Africa 5 Marc Andreu France 1 Gurthro Steenkamp South Africa 5 Pierre Spies South Africa 1 Marc Andreu France 5 Morgan Parra France 5 Pierre Spies South Africa 5 David Skrela France 2 Ruan Pienaar South Africa 2 South Africa vs Italy - 19 June 2010 South Africa vs Italy - 19 June 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Bryan Habana South Africa 1 Morné Steyn South Africa 14 Francois Louw South Africa 1 Mirco Bergamasco Italy 8 Morné Steyn South Africa 1 Bryan Habana South Africa 5 Sergio Parisse Italy 1 Francois Louw South Africa 5 Zane Kirchner South Africa 1 Sergio Parisse Italy 5 Zane Kirchner South Africa 5 South Africa vs Italy - 26 June 2010 South Africa vs Italy - 26 June 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Morné Steyn South Africa 2 Morné Steyn South Africa 26 BJ Botha South Africa 1 Mirco Bergamasco Italy 6 Bryan Habana South Africa 1 BJ Botha South Africa 5 Flip v/d Merwe South Africa 1 Bryan Habana South Africa 5 Jannie du Plessis South Africa 1 Flip v/d Merwe South Africa 5 Michele Sepe Italy 1 Jannie du Plessis South Africa 5 Pierre Spies South Africa 1 Michele Sepe Italy 5 Pierre Spies South Africa 5 Ruan Pienaar South Africa 4 TRI NATIONS New Zealand vs South Africa - 10 July 2010 New Zealand vs South Africa - 10 July 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # New Zealand vs South Africa - 17 July 2010 New Zealand vs South Africa - 17 July 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # South Africa vs New Zealand - 1 August 2010 South Africa vs New Zealand - 1 August 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # South Africa vs Australia - 8 August 2010 South Africa vs Australia - 8 August 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Australia vs New Zealand - 22 August 2010 Australia vs New Zealand - 22 August 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Australia vs South Africa - 29 August 2010 Australia vs South Africa - 29 August 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Australia vs South Africa - 5 September 2010 Australia vs South Africa - 5 September 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # New Zealand vs South Africa - 12 September 2010 New Zealand vs South Africa - 12 September 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # New Zealand vs Australia - 19 September 2010 New Zealand vs Australia - 19 September 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # OUTBOUND TOURS Ireland vs South Africa - 6 November 2010 Ireland vs South Africa - 6 November 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Wales vs South Africa - 13 November 2010 Wales vs South Africa - 13 November 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Scotland vs South Africa - 20 November 2010 Scotland vs South Africa - 20 November 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # England vs South Africa - 27 November 2010 England vs South Africa - 27 November 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Barbarians vs South Africa - 4 December 2010 Barbarians vs South Africa - 4 December 2010 Tries scored by Team # Points scored by Team # Total tries scored - 2010 - Internationals 26 Total points scored - 2010 - Internationals 232 2002 - SA's INTERNATIONALS - DATA PAGE 4 YELLOW OR RED CARDS & SUSPENSIONS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 2 Willie Meyer 3 South Africa vs Wales Tony Spreadbury Professional foul Cats 5 Marius Joubert 13 (1) New Zealand vs South Africa Stuart Dickinson High tackle & punching Stormers 6 Werner Greef 15 (1) Australia vs South Africa Steve Lander Tackle in the air Stormers 8 DeWet Barry 12 (1) South Africa vs Australia Paddy O'Brien Punching Stormers 8 Marius Joubert 13 (2) South Africa vs Australia Paddy O'Brien High Tackles Stormers 9 Bakkies Botha 4 (1) France vs South Africa Alain Rolland Kneeing Blue Bulls 11 Jannes Labuschagne 4 (1) England vs South Africa Paddy O'Brien Late shoulder charge Cats 2003 - SA's INTERNATIONALS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 1 Victor Matfield 5 (1) South Africa vs Scotland - 1 st test Joël Jutge Professional foul Blue Bulls 1 Joost v/d Westhuizen 9 (1) South Africa vs Scotland - 1 st test Joël Jutge Professional foul Blue Bulls 2 Robbie Kempson 1 (1) South Africa vs Scotland - 2 nd test Scott Young Late tackle?!!!! Stormers 4 Dewet Barry 12 (2) South Africa vs Australia - 1 st Tri-N Steve Welsh Professional foul Stormers 6 Danie Coetzee 2 (1) Australia vs South Africa - W/C G2 Paddy O'Brien Professional foul Blue Bulls 6 Robbie Kempson 1 (2) Australia vs South Africa - W/C G2 Paddy O'Brien Professional foul Stormers 6 Robbie Kempson 1 (3) Australia vs South Africa - W/C G2 Sighted (Paddy O'Brien) Dangerous late tackle Stormers 6 Bakkies Botha 4 (2) Australia vs South Africa - W/C G2 Sighted (Paddy O'Brien) Dirty play Blue Bulls 2004 - SA's INTERNATIONALS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 1 Schalk Burger 6 (1) South Africa vs Ireland - 1 st test Tony Spreadbury Stiff-arm Punching Stormers 2 Wayne Julies 12 (1) South Africa vs Ireland - 2 nd test Joël Jutge Repeated infringements Lions 8 Percy Montgomery 15 (1) South Africa vs Australia - 2 nd Tri-N Paddy O'Brien Dangerous tackle Stormers 8 Breyten Paulse 14 (1) South Africa vs Australia - 2 nd Tri-N Paddy O'Brien Professional foul Stormers 9 Schalk Burger 6 (2) Wales vs South Africa Paddy O'Brien Repeated infringements Stormers 10 Schalk Burger 6 (3) Ireland vs South Africa Paul Honiss Repeated infringements Stormers 12 Victor Matfield 5 (2) Scotland vs South Africa Nigel Williams Professional foul Blue Bulls 12 Bakkies Botha 4 (3) Scotland vs South Africa Nigel Williams Professional foul Blue Bulls 2005 - SA's INTERNATIONALS - DATA PAGE 4 # Offender Game Referee Offence Team nd 3 Schalk Burger 6 (4) South Africa vs France - 2 test Donald Courtney High tackle Stormers 5 Breyten Paulse 14 (2) South Africa vs Australia - 2 nd test Steve Walsh Repeated infringements Stormers 5 Schalk Burger 6 (5) South Africa vs Australia - 2 nd test Steve Walsh Dangerous high tackle Stormers 6 Breyten Paulse 14 (3 + 4) South Africa vs Australia - 1 st Tri-N Alain Rolland (+ Sighted) P/foul, Kicking Stormers 10 Jean de Villiers 12 (1) South Africa vs Argentina Tony Spreadbury Dangerous play Stormers 11 Percy Montgomery 15 (2) Wales vs South Africa Stuart Dickinson Dangerous tackle Sharks 12 John Smith 2 (1) France vs South Africa Scott Young ????Who knows Sharks 2006 - SA's INTERNATIONALS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 5 Victor Matfield 5 (3) Australia vs South Africa - 1 st Tri-N Paul Honiss Professional foul Blue Bulls 13 Jean de Villiers 12 (2) England vs South Africa - 2nd test Steve Walsh Professional foul Stormers 2007 - SA's INTERNATIONALS - DATA PAGE 5 YELLOW OR RED CARDS & SUSPENSIONS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 2 Bryan Habana 11 (1) South Africa vs England - 2 nd test Joël Jutge Deliberate knock down Blue Bulls 3 Bob Skinstad 8 (1) South Africa vs Samoa Malcolm Changleng Professional foul Sharks 4 Pierre Spies 8 (1) South Africa vs Australia - 1 st Tri-N Wayne Barnes Repeated infringements Blue Bulls 5 Pedrie Wannenburg 7 (1) South Africa vs New Zealand - 2 nd Tri-N Allain Roland Professional foul Blue Bulls 6 Garry Botha 2 (1) Australia vs South Africa - 3 rd Tri-N Paul Honiss Professional foul Blue Bulls 6 Johan Muller 5 Australia vs South Africa - 3 rd Tri-N Paul Honiss Punching Sharks 7 Pedrie Wannenburg 7 (2) New Zealand vs South Africa - 4 th Tri-N Stuart Dickinson Professional foul Blue Bulls 11 Schalk Burger 6 (6) South Africa vs Samoa - W/C G6 Sighted (Paul Honiss) Dangerous tackle Stormers 13 Bryan Habana 11 (2) South Africa vs Tonga - W/C G24 Wayne Barnes Professional foul Blue Bulls 13 Francois Steyn 12 (1) South Africa vs Tonga - W/C G24 Wayne Barnes Fighting Sharks 16 Juan Smith 7 (1) South Africa vs Argentina - W/C G46 Steve Walsh High tackle Freestate 2008 - SA's INTERNATIONALS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 1 CJ van der Linde 3 (1) Southa Africa vs Wales - 1 st test Dave Pearson Fighting Freestate 5 Victor Matfield 5 (4) South Africa vs New Zealand - 2 nd Tri-N Matt Goddard High tackle Blue Bulls 5 Bismarck du Plessis 2 (1) South Africa vs New Zealand - 2 nd Tri-N Sighted (Matt Goddard) Eye gouging Sharks 9 CJ van der Linde 3 (2) South Africa vs Australia - 5 th Tri-N Sighted (Lyndon Bray) Head butt Freestate 11 Jaques Fourie 13 (1) Wales vs South Africa Alain Rolland Repeated infringements Lions 12 Tendai Mtawariri 1 (1) England vs South Africa Nigel Owens Repeated infringements Sharks 12 Conrad Jantjes 15 (1) England vs South Africa Nigel Owens Professional foul Stormers 2009 - SA's INTERNATIONALS # Offender Game Referee Offence Team 2 Schalk Burger 6 (7) South Africa vs Lions - 2 nd Test Cristophe
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