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The Wallabies are the pride of Australia. They won the Rugby World Cup in 1991 and 1999. Plus, they regularly compete for The Rugby Championship.

Wallabies Form last 5 games 🥶 loss streak

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Wallabies News

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World Ranking

Wallabies are currently 8th in the World Rugby Rankings. Their highest ever ranking was 2nd in June 2016.

Ranking Over Time

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2003
2015
2026

Wallabies Matches

Sat 22 Nov, 2025
France France
48
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33
FT
Australia Australia
Stade de France
Sat 4 Jul, 2026
Round 1
Australia Australia
Round 1
05:10
Ireland Ireland
Allianz Stadium
Sat 11 Jul, 2026
Round 2
Australia Australia
Round 2
02:40
France France
Suncorp Stadium

Wallabies Rugby Team Players

Wallabies Forwards

Name
Position
Angus Bell
Angus Bell
Prop
Tom Robertson
Tom Robertson
Prop
James Slipper
James Slipper
Prop
Josh Nasser
Josh Nasser
Hooker
Brandon Paenga-Amosa
Brandon Paenga-Amosa
Hooker
Billy Pollard
Billy Pollard
Hooker
Allan Alaalatoa
Allan Alaalatoa
Prop
Zane Nonggorr
Zane Nonggorr
Prop
Taniela Tupou
Taniela Tupou
Prop
Nick Frost
Nick Frost
Lock
Will Skelton
Will Skelton
Lock
Jeremy Williams
Jeremy Williams
Lock
Josh Canham
Josh Canham
Lock
Tom Hooper
Tom Hooper
Lock
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto
Lukhan Salakaia-Loto
Lock
Rob Valetini
Rob Valetini
Back Row
Nick Champion de Crespigny
Nick Champion de Crespigny
Back Row
Fraser McReight
Fraser McReight
Back Row
Carlo Tizzano
Carlo Tizzano
Back Row
Pete Samu
Pete Samu
Back Row
Langi Gleeson
Langi Gleeson
Back Row
Harry Wilson
Harry Wilson
Back Row

Wallabies Backs

Name
Position
Jake Gordon
Jake Gordon
Scrum Half
Ryan Lonergan
Ryan Lonergan
Scrum Half
Tate McDermott
Tate McDermott
Scrum Half
Nic White
Nic White
Scrum Half
Tom Lynagh
Tom Lynagh
Fly Half
Tane Edmed
Tane Edmed
Fly Half
James O'Connor
James O'Connor
Fly Half
Len Ikitau
Len Ikitau
Centre
Hunter Paisami
Hunter Paisami
Centre
Hamish Stewart
Hamish Stewart
Centre
Josh Flook
Josh Flook
Centre
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii
Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii
Centre
Harry Potter
Harry Potter
Outside Back
Dylan Pietsch
Dylan Pietsch
Outside Back
Corey Toole
Corey Toole
Outside Back
Filipo Daugunu
Filipo Daugunu
Outside Back
Max Jorgensen
Max Jorgensen
Outside Back
Andrew Kellaway
Andrew Kellaway
Outside Back
Tom Wright
Tom Wright
Outside Back

Wallabies Tournaments

Australia National Rugby Union Team: The Wallabies

The Australian national rugby team is governed by Rugby Australia. The team is commonly known as the Wallabies and they are one of the world's finest rugby sides. They’ve won two Rugby World Cups and they’ve also captured The Rugby Championship (previously known as the Tri-Nations) on four occasions. 

Due to the side's success over the years, more than a dozen former Wallabies players have been inducted into the World Rugby Hall of Fame. They include John Eales and Nick Farr-Jones, who were both Rugby World Cup-winning captains.

Today, the Wallabies squad also features several stars of the game, including Joseph-Aukuso Sua'ali'i, Tom Wright and Tom Hooper

The Wallabies at The Rugby Championship 

The Wallabies team has won the Rugby Championship four times (including three occasions when it was known as the Tri-Nations).

They’ve competed in the tournament since the inaugural edition in 1996 and have enjoyed several successful campaigns. However, they last won the tournament in 2015 and have only won the competition once in its current format.

The Wallabies at The Rugby World Cup 

The Wallabies team have competed at every edition of the Rugby World Cup. In the competition, they’ve firmly established themselves as one of the world’s elite teams. This is because they’ve won the Rugby World Cup twice, finished as runners-up on two occasions and claimed a third-place finish. 

However, the Wallabies team has also endured some torrid Rugby World Cup campaigns. For example, at the 2023 tournament, the Wallabies failed to get past the pool stage, as they were beaten by both Fiji and Wales

FAQs

How many Rugby World Cups have the Wallabies won?

The Wallabies have won the Rugby World Cup twice in their history: 1991 and 1999.

Who is the head coach of the Wallabies?

Les Kiss is the current head coach of the Australian rugby team.

Who captains the Wallabies?

Harry Wilson is the current captain of the Wallabies.

Why is Australia’s rugby team called the Wallabies?

Australia’s rugby union team is affectionately known as ‘the Wallabies’. This nickname is derived from the name of the marsupial that populates Australia. Interestingly, the team also has a wallaby mascot, named Wally.

When was Australia’s national rugby side founded?

The Australian rugby side was founded in 1899. The team played their first international match against a touring British Isles team, winning 13-3.

What is the Wallabies’ biggest defeat in rugby union?

The Wallabies suffered their biggest rugby union defeat in 2008. They were defeated 53-8 by South Africa in Johannesburg.

Who has scored the most points for Australia?

Michael Lynagh is Australia’s record point-scorer. He amassed 911 points for Australia in 72 appearances between 1984 and 1995.

Who has the most caps for the Wallabies?

James Slipper has the most caps for the Wallabies. He made 151 appearances for Australia between 2010 and 2025.

What is Australia’s record against New Zealand?

Australia hold a losing record against New Zealand in rugby union. Since the sides first met in 1903, Australia have faced New Zealand in 181 test matches. Of these, Australia have won 45 while New Zealand have won 128. A further eight were drawn.

Who is Australia’s all-time leading try scorer?

Australia’s record try-scorer is David Campese. He scored 64 tries for his country between 1982 and 1996.

What is the Wallabies’ best Rugby World Cup finish?

The Wallabies have won the Rugby World Cup twice: 1991 and 1999.

Where do the Wallabies play their home rugby matches?

The Wallabies play their home matches at a number of different stadiums around Australia. Some of the most popular include Stadium Australia in Sydney, Lang Park in Brisbane, the MCG in Melbourne and Perth Stadium in Perth.

What colours do the Wallabies play in rugby?

The Wallabies traditionally play in Australia’s national colours of green and gold. They normally wear a gold jersey with green shorts and socks. Their away jersey is usually either green or white.

Who are the most famous Wallabies players?

Several famous players have appeared for the Australian rugby team over the years. Some of the most popular and famous include John Eales, Stephen Larkham, Michael Lynagh, George Gregan and David Campese.
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