List of Six Nations Championship hat-tricks
Tries

List of Six Nations Championship hat-tricks

Section Title: Tries
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No.	Player	For	Against	Result	Venue	Date

1	Charles Wade	England	Wales	2–0	St. Helen's, Swansea	16 December 1882

2	George Lindsay5	Scotland	Wales	4–0	Raeburn Place, Edinburgh	26 February 1887

3	Robert Montgomery	Ireland	Wales	0–1	Birkenhead Park	12 March 1887

4	William Wotherspoon	Scotland	Ireland	14–0	Ballynafeigh, Belfast	21 February 1891

5	Howard Marshall	England	Wales	11–12	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	7 January 1893

6	Willie Llewellyn4	Wales	England	26–3	St. Helen's, Swansea	7 January 1899

7	Jehoida Hodges	Wales	England	21–5	St. Helen's, Swansea	10 January 1903

8	Johnnie Williams	Wales	Ireland	29–0	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	9 March 1907

9	Reggie Gibbs	Wales	France	49–14	St. Helen's, Swansea	1 January 1910

10	James Tennent	Scotland	France	27–0	Inverleith, Edinburgh	22 January 1910

11	Johnnie Williams	Wales	Ireland	19–3	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	12 March 1910

12	Reggie Gibbs	Wales	Scotland	32–10	Inverleith, Edinburgh	4 February 1911

13	Bill Stewart	Scotland	France	21–3	Parc des Princes, Paris	1 January 1913

14	Vincent Coates	England	France	20–0	Twickenham, London	25 January 1913

15	Bill Stewart4	Scotland	Ireland	29–14	Inverleith, Edinburgh	22 February 1913

16	Joseph Quinn	Ireland	France	24–0	Mardyke, Cork	24 March 1913

17	Cyril Lowe	England	Scotland	16–15	Inverleith, Edinburgh	21 March 1914

18	Cyril Lowe	England	France	39–13	Stade Olympique de Colombes	13 April 1914

19	Ronald Poulton-Palmer4	England	France	39–13	Stade Olympique de Colombes	13 April 1914

20	Brinley Williams	Wales	Ireland	28–4	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	13 March 1920

21	Ian Smith	Scotland	Wales	35–10	Inverleith, Edinburgh	2 February 1924

22	Jake Jacob	England	France	19–7	Twickenham, London	23 February 1924

23	Ian Smith4	Scotland	France	25–4	Inverleith, Edinburgh	24 January 1925

24	Ian Smith4	Scotland	Wales	24–14	St. Helen's, Swansea	7 February 1925

25	Johnnie Wallace	Scotland	France	20–6	Stade Olympique de Colombes	2 January 1926

26	Eugene Davy	Ireland	Scotland	14–11	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	22 February 1930

27	Seamus Byrne	Ireland	Scotland	26–8	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	28 February 1953

28	Michel Crauste	France	England	13–0	Stade Olympique de Colombes	24 February 1962

29	Christian Darrouy	France	Ireland	24–5	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	26 January 1963

30	Maurice Richards4	Wales	England	30–9	Cardiff Arms Park, Cardiff	12 April 1969

31	John Carleton	England	Scotland	30–18	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	15 March 1980

32	Éric Bonneval	France	Scotland	28–22	Parc des Princes, Paris	7 March 1987

33	Chris Oti	England	Ireland	35–3	Twickenham, London	19 March 1988

34	Iwan Tukalo	Scotland	Ireland	37–21	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	4 March 1989

35	David Venditti	France	Ireland	32–15	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	18 January 1997

36	Émile Ntamack	France	Wales	33–34	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	6 March 1999

37	Austin Healey	England	Italy	59–12	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	18 March 2000

38	Brian O'Driscoll	Ireland	France	27–25	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	19 March 2000

39	Rob Henderson	Ireland	Italy	41–22	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	3 February 2001

40	Will Greenwood	England	Wales	44–15	Millennium Stadium, Cardiff	3 February 2001

41	Brian O'Driscoll	Ireland	Scotland	43–22	Lansdowne Road, Dublin	2 March 2002

42	Jason Robinson	England	Italy	50–9	Stadio Flaminio, Rome	15 February 2004

43	Mark Cueto	England	Italy	39–7	Twickenham, London	12 March 2005

44	Jamie Noon	England	Scotland	43–22	Twickenham, London	19 March 2005

45	Vincent Clerc	France	Ireland	26–21	Stade de France, Saint-Denis	9 February 2008

46	Chris Ashton4	England	Italy	59–13	Twickenham, London	12 February 2011

47	George North	Wales	Italy	61–20	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	21 March 2015

48	Jonathan Joseph	England	Italy	40–9	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	14 February 2016

49	CJ Stander	Ireland	Italy	63–10	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	11 February 2017

50	Craig Gilroy	Ireland	Italy	63–10	Stadio Olimpico, Rome	11 February 2017

51	Jonathan Joseph	England	Scotland	61–21	Twickenham, London	11 March 2017

52	Blair Kinghorn	Scotland	Italy	33–20	Murrayfield, Edinburgh	2 February 2019

53	Jonny May	England	France	44–8	Twickenham, London	10 February 2019

Sentence(s)

Wales' Jehoida Hodges, played Six Nations Championship against England.

final_sentence: Wales' Jehoida Hodges, played Six Nations Championship against England.