Rugby Aid

Rugby Aid is a rugby union organisation that is supported by World Rugby, formally known as the International Rugby Board (IRB), to aid in global charities of different causes. In 2005, the first match took place to raise money for the United Nations World Food Programme to support its work aiding victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. While in 2011, saw a repeat of the fixture in aid of Help for Heroes, and in 2015, an England vs Rest of the World XV match will take place in aid of the same charity. In 2015, confectionery brand Mentos was unveiled as an official sponsor of the event.[1]

Results

2005

5 March 2005
14:30
Northern Hemisphere 19–54 Southern Hemisphere
Try: Titterrell 18' c
Sanderson 27' m
Bergamasco 60' c
Con: Humphreys (1/2) 19'
Sweeney (1/1) 61'
Pen: Humphreys (0/3)
 Report Try: Umaga 13' c
Lima 25' c
Latham (2) 33' c, 62' c
Burger 40' c
Sititi (2) 50' c, 76' m
Fourie 74' c
Con: Mehrtens (6/6) 14', 25', 34', 40', 51', 63'
Latham (1/2) 75'
Pen: Mehrtens (0/2)
Twickenham, London
Attendance: 40,426
Referee: Paddy O'Brien (New Zealand)
FB 15Scotland Chris Paterson
RW 14Italy Mirco Bergamasco
OC 13England Ollie Smith
IC 12Wales Ceri Sweeney
LW 11England Ben Cohen
FH 10Ireland David Humphreys
SH 9 Wales Gareth Cooper
N8 8 Scotland Simon Taylor
OF 7 England Pat Sanderson
BF 6 England Lawrence Dallaglio (c)
RL 5 Ireland Donncha O'Callaghan
LL 4 Italy Marco Bortolami
TP 3 Wales Chris Horsman
HK 2 England Andy Titterrell
LP 1 Wales John Yapp
Replacements:
HK 16France Raphaël Ibanez
PR 17France Cédric Soulette
N8 18Ireland Eric Miller
LK 19Wales Jonathan Thomas
SH 20Wales Mike Phillips
CE 21Wales Mark Taylor
WG 22England Mathew Tait
Pitchside
Ireland Brian O'Driscoll
Coach:
England Clive Woodward
FB 15Australia Chris Latham
RW 14Samoa Brian Lima
OC 13South Africa Jaque Fourie
IC 12New Zealand Tana Umaga
LW 11Fiji Sereli Bobo
FH 10New Zealand Andrew Mehrtens
SH 9 Australia George Gregan (c)
N8 8 Australia Toutai Kefu
OF 7 Australia Phil Waugh
BF 6 South Africa Schalk Burger
RL 5 South Africa Victor Matfield
LL 4 New Zealand Matt Mustchin
TP 3 South Africa Cobus Visagie
HK 2 South Africa John Smit
LP 1 New Zealand Carl Hoeft
Replacements:
HK 16Tonga Ephraim Taukafa
PR 17Argentina Eusebio Guiñazu
FL 18Samoa Semo Sititi
LK 19Samoa Opeta Palepoi
SH 20Fiji Moses Rauluni
WG 21South Africa Thinus Delport
FH 22Australia Shane Drahm
Coach:
Australia Rod Macqueen

Notes:

2011

3 December 2011
14:30
Northern Hemisphere 22–36 Southern Hemisphere
Try: Spurling 11' c
Gleeson 67' c
Cummings 78' m
Con: Cummings (2/3) 12', 68'
Pen: Cummings (1) 26'
 Report Try: Thomson 13' c
Willison 22' c
Ras 38' c
Drauniniu 49' c
Van Vuuren 74' m
Con: Ebersohn (2/2) 14', 23'
Little (2/3) 39', 50'
Pen: Ebersohn (1) 18'
Twickenham, London
Attendance: 29,251
Referee: Chris White (England)
FB 15Wales Ceri Cummings
RW 14Wales Eli Walker
OC 13Ireland Tom Gleeson
IC 12England Ben Cohen
LW 11England Anthony Watson
FH 10Zimbabwe Nils Mordt
SH 9 England Dave Pascoe
N8 8 Fiji Ifereimi Boladau
OF 7 France Serge Betsen
BF 6 Ireland Alan Quinlan
RL 5 England Hugh Vyvyan (c)
LL 4 England Danny Grewcock
TP 3 England Duncan Bell
HK 2 England Scott Spurling
LP 1 Georgia (country) Akvsenti Giorgadze
Replacements:
HK 16Scotland Gordon Bulloch
PR 18Scotland Tom Smith
PR 18Wales Peter Edwards
LK 19England Marshall Cormack
N8 20Wales Andrew Tibbatts
SH 21England Chris Cook
FH 22England Will Greenwood
WG 23England Nathan Jones
CE 24Wales Sonny Parker
FB 25Wales Jordan Williams
Coach:
England Dean Ryan
FB 15Australia Joe Roff
RW 14New Zealand Ahtun Masun
OC 13New Zealand Jackson Willison
IC 12South Africa Andries Strauss
LW 11South Africa Kobus Basson
FH 10South Africa Sias Ebersohn
SH 9 New Zealand Justin Marshall
N8 8 Samoa Zac Feau’nati
OF 7 South Africa AJ Venter
BF 6 New Zealand Adam Thomson (c)
RL 5 New Zealand Jeremy Thrush
LL 4 South Africa Inus Ras
TP 3 England Tom Mercey
HK 2 South Africa PW van Vuuren
LP 1 Tonga Sona Taumalolo
Replacements:
HK 16Tonga Ephraim Taukafa
PR 17New Zealand Jo Tuala
PR 18Australia Ben Radmall
LK 19Australia Justin Harrison
FL 20Australia Phil Waugh
SH 21Australia Tony Luxford
FH 22Fiji Nicky Little
FH 23New Zealand Dane Berghan
WG 24England Josh Drauniniu
CE 25Australia Ed Yarnton
Coach:
South Africa Nick Mallett

2015

Northern Hemisphere Southern Hemisphere

Leigh Halfpenny (Wales) 15 Israel Folau (Australia) Tommy Bowe (Ireland) 14 Ben Smith (New Zealand) Wesley Fofana (France) 13 Ma'a Nonu (New Zealand) Jamie Roberts (ireland) 12 Jean De Villers (South Africa) George North (Wales) 11 Willie Le Roux (South Africa) Jonathan Sexton (Ireland) 10 Dan Carter (New Zealand) Greig Laidlaw (Scotland) 9 Aaron Smith (New Zealand) Sergio Parisse (Italy) 8 Kieran Read (New Zealand) Chris Robshaw (England) 7 Richie McCaw (New Zealand) Thierry Dusautoir (France) 6 Michael Hooper (Australia) Paul O'Connell (Ireland) 5 Sam Whitelock (New Zealand) Alun Wyn Jones (Wales) 4 Brodie Retallick (New Zealand) Martin Castrogiovanni (Italy) 3 Macrcos Ayerza (Argentna) Dylan Hartley (England) 2 Bismarck Du Plessis (South Africa) Gethin Jenkins (Wales) 1 Tony Woodcock (New Zealand)

Ken Owens (Wales) 16 Augustin Creevy (Argentina) Dan Cole (England) 17 Owen Franks (New Zealand) Cian Healy (Ireland) 18 Jannie Du Plessis (South Africa) Courtney Lawes (England) 19 Eben Eztebeth (South Africa) Sam Warburton (Wales) 20 Juan Martin Hernandez Lobbe (Argentina) Danny Care (England) 21 Will Genia (Australia) Rhys Priestland (Wales) 22 Quade Cooper (Australia) Jared Payne (Ireland) 23 Conrad Smith (New Zealand)

Coaches: Coaches: Vern Cotter Steve Hanson Joe Schmidt Wayne Smith



















































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See also

References

  1. ↑ "Mentos to sponsor BT Sport's Rugby Aid 2015". Dial2Donate. Retrieved 24 August 2015.

External links

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