England rugby union try record progression
International tries

England rugby union try record progression

Section Title: International tries
Table Section Text: None

Try record	Player	Opposing team	Location	Venue	Competition	Date	Result	References /Notes

1	Reg Birkett	Scotland	Edinburgh, Scotland	Raeburn Place	Home nations friendly	27 March 1871	Lost

Francis d'Aguilar	Scotland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1872	Won

Stephen Finney	Scotland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1872	Won

Alfred St. George Hamersley	Scotland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1872	Won

Ernest Cheston	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	15 February 1875	Won

Arthur Michell	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	15 February 1875	Won

Charles Clark	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Leinster Cricket Ground	Home nations friendly	13 December 1875	Won

Edward Kewley	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Leinster Cricket Ground	Home nations friendly	13 December 1875	Won

William Collins	Scotland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	6 March 1876	Won

Frederic Lee	Scotland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	6 March 1876	Won

William Hutchinson	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1877	Won

Monkey Hornby	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1877	Won

Frank Reginald Adams	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1877	Won

2	William Hutchinson	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	5 February 1877	Won

Frank Reginald Adams	Ireland	London, England	Kennington Oval	Home nations friendly	24 March 1879	Won

George Burton	Scotland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	Home nations friendly	28 February 1880	Won

Henry Taylor	Scotland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	Home nations friendly	28 February 1880	Won

3	Ireland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	5 February 1881	Won

4	Ireland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	5 February 1881	Won

5	Ireland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	5 February 1881	Won

George Burton	Wales	London, England	Richardson's Field, Blackheath	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	19 February 1881	Won

6	Henry Taylor	Wales	London, England	Richardson's Field, Blackheath	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	19 February 1881	Won

George Burton	Wales	London, England	Richardson's Field, Blackheath	1880–81 Home Nations rugby union matches	19 February 1881	Won

Charles Wade	Wales	Swansea, Wales	St. Helen's Rugby and Cricket Ground	Home Nations Championship	3 January 1885	Won

Wilfred Bolton	Ireland	Manchester, England	Whalley Range	Home Nations Championship	7 February 1885	Won

7	Charles Wade	Wales	London, England	Rectory Field, Blackheath	Home Nations Championship	2 January 1886	Won

Tot Robinson	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Lansdowne Road	Home Nations Championship	9 February 1901	Lost

8	Scotland	London, England	Rectory Field, Blackheath	Home Nations Championship	9 March 1901	Lost

Arthur Hudson	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Five Nations Championship	3 March 1910	Won

9	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Five Nations Championship	3 March 1910	Won

John Birkett	Ireland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	10 February 1912	Won

10	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Five Nations Championship	8 April 1912	Won

Cyril Lowe	Scotland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	20 March 1920	Won

11	Wales	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	15 January 1921	Won

12	Ireland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	12 February 1921	Won

13	France	Colombes near Paris, France	Stade du Matin	Five Nations Championship	28 March 1921	Won

14	Wales	Cardiff, Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Five Nations Championship	21 January 1922	Lost

15	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Lansdowne Road	Five Nations Championship	11 February 1922	Won

16	Scotland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	18 March 1922	Won

17	Scotland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	18 March 1922	Won

18	Ireland	Leicester, England	Welford Road Stadium	Five Nations Championship	10 February 1923	Won

Rory Underwood	Fiji	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test match (1989 Fiji rugby union tour of Europe)	4 November 1989	won

19	Ireland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	20 January 1990	won

20	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Five Nations Championship	3 February 1990	won

21	Wales	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	17 February 1990	won

22	Wales	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	17 February 1990	won

23	Argentina	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test match (1990 Argentina rugby union tour of British Isles)	3 November 1990	won

24	Argentina	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test match (1990 Argentina rugby union tour of British Isles)	3 November 1990	won

25	Argentina	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test match (1990 Argentina rugby union tour of British Isles)	3 November 1990	won

26	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Lansdowne Road	Five Nations Championship	2 March 1991	won

27	France	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	16 March 1991	won

28	Fiji	Suva, Fiji	National Stadium, Suva	Summer Tour	20 July 1991	won

29	Italy	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Rugby World Cup	8 October 1991	won

30	United States	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Rugby World Cup	11 October 1991	won

31	United States	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Rugby World Cup	11 October 1991	won

32	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Rugby World Cup	19 October 1991	won

33	Scotland	Edinburgh, Scotland	Murrayfield	Five Nations Championship	18 January 1992	won

34	Ireland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	1 February 1992	won

35	France	Paris, France	Parc des Princes	Five Nations Championship	15 February 1992	won

36	Scotland	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	6 March 1993	won

37	Wales	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	19 March 1994	won

38	Romania	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Autumn Internationals	12 November 1994	won

39	Canada	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test Match (1994 Canada rugby union tour of England and France)	10 December 1994	won

40	Canada	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test Match (1994 Canada rugby union tour of England and France)	10 December 1994	won

41	Wales	Cardiff, Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Five Nations Championship	18 February 1995	won

42	Wales	Cardiff, Wales	Cardiff Arms Park	Five Nations Championship	18 February 1995	won

43	Italy	Durban, South Africa	Kings Park Stadium	Rugby World Cup	31 May 1995	won

44	Samoa	Durban, South Africa	Kings Park Stadium	Rugby World Cup	4 June 1995	won

45	Samoa	Durban, South Africa	Kings Park Stadium	Rugby World Cup	4 June 1995	won

46	New Zealand	Cape Town, South Africa	Newlands Stadium	Rugby World Cup	18 June 1995	lost

47	New Zealand	Cape Town, South Africa	Newlands Stadium	Rugby World Cup	18 June 1995	lost

48	Samoa	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Test Match (1995 Samoa rugby union tour of Great Britain)	16 December 1995	won

49	Wales	Twickenham, England	Twickenham	Five Nations Championship	3 February 1996	won

Sentence(s)

Hutchinson set a mark that would last for exactly four years, when Henry Taylor scored three times against Ireland on 5 February 1881.
Hutchinson set a mark that was to last for exactly four years when Henry Taylor, who had the record, scored three times against Ireland on 5 February 1881.

final_sentence: Hutchinson set a mark that would last for exactly four years, when Henry Taylor scored three times against Ireland on 5 February 1881.
final_sentence: Hutchinson set a mark that was to last for exactly four years when Henry Taylor, who had the record, scored three times against Ireland on 5 February 1881.