Test your rugby union knowledge from try line to Calcutta Cup. From the All Blacks to Six Nations glory - how many can you get right?
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▶ Play this quizThe 15 players are numbered 1 to 15, with 1–8 forming the forwards pack and 9–15 the backs — distinguishing it from rugby league's 13-a-side format.
The try was increased from 4 points to 5 in 1992, with a successful conversion kick adding a further 2 points for a maximum of 7 per try.
The All Blacks perform the haka before each Test match — the traditional Māori war dance has become one of sport's most iconic pre-match rituals.
Leicester Tigers have won 11 Premiership titles, more than any other English club, establishing themselves as the dominant force in English rugby.
The Principality Stadium in Cardiff was previously known as the Millennium Stadium — its retractable roof makes it one of the most atmospheric rugby venues in the world.
The lineout is unique to rugby union — teams can use coded calls and lifting to create elaborate set-piece moves from the throw-in.
England lead the all-time Grand Slam count with 13, narrowly ahead of Wales on 12, as of 2024.
Bayonne's Stade Jean-Dauger sits in the heart of French Basque Country, where rugby union is deeply woven into the local culture.
Habana equalled Jonah Lomu's record of 8 tries in a single World Cup — Lomu set the mark at the 1999 tournament in Wales.
The Calcutta Cup was crafted from the melted-down silver rupee coins of the dissolved Calcutta Football Club in 1878, making it one of sport's most unique trophies.
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