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As rugby fans, we get given lots of rugby stats but just how useful are they? I should warn you…

After an ordinary start to the 2011 international season against Samoa, the Wallabies bounced back with an improved performance against…

After six rounds in the Super Rugby competition, the greater number of games played is providing us with statistics that…

This week we take a look at attacking statistics after four rounds. When I’m looking at ways to improve a…

As we approach the 2011 Super Rugby season, let’s look back at the statistics from 2010 to see who performed best…

In a recent post I gave you details of the Wallaby players’ tackling performances in 2010. Here’s a little more…

While the Wallabies’ result against France was fantastic, most people have acknowledged that the French played poorly. So does this…

The defence numbers for the Wallabies in their game against Italy look impressive: 94 per cent of tackles completed — their…

For me, the Wallabies losing to England is worse than if they lose to New Zealand.  What was even worse for me…

Statistics don’t always tell the full picture!  Did you realise that the Wallabies and Wales both won 100% of their…

The All Blacks completed a clean sweep of the Tri Nations competition in 2010, the first team ever to do…

Whilst the Wallabies went down again, making it ten in a row against the All Blacks, it was a great…

There were some positive signs from the Wallabies last weekend, unfortunately offset by some negatives.  I’d prefer to be writing…

A much better performance from the Wallabies last week but the All Blacks still look another step up in class.…

Last night to prepare these statistics I watched the game for the first time since seeing it live and I…

Whilst the Wallabies played by far their best game of 2010 against the Springboks on Saturday, there are a couple…

Did you get a feeling of deja vu watching game 2 of the Tri Nations between the All Blacks and…

WARNING!!! If the pain from yesterday’s video on lost possession hasn’t subsided, don’t watch the video because although it’s not…

So far in the 2010 season the Wallabies have given up possession 60 times (an average of 15 times per…

It was obvious to anyone watching the first game of the Tri Nations last weekend that the All Blacks went…