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This is a list of international men's rugby league records. A † indicates that the match is a recognised non-Test international. Tour matches and exhibition matches are not included.

Match records

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Biggest margin

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Minimum qualification: 100 points

Margin Winning Losing Date Tournament Venue Ref.
120   France 120   Serbia 0 22 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   Beirut Municipal Stadium, Beirut [1][2]
116   France 116   Serbia 0 18 March 2023 Women's International   Parc des Sports, Avignon [3]
114   Denmark 122   Sweden 8 28 April 2012   Gladsaxe Stadium, Copenhagen [4]
112   Ukraine 112   Latvia 0 18 September 2010 2010 European Shield   FC Arsenal Kharkiv, Kharkiv [5]
106   Australia 110   Russia 4 4 November 2000 2000 World Cup   The Boulevard, Hull [6]
104   Lebanon 104   Morocco 0 17 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup /
2000 World Cup qualifying		   Parc des Sports, Avignon [7]
104   Scotland 104   Italy 0 17 October 2009 2009 European Cup   Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [8]
102   Lebanon 102   Serbia 0 19 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   International Olympic Stadium, Tripoli [9]
102†   England A 102   Russia 0 2 November 2003 2003 European Nations Cup   Odsal Stadium, Bradford [10]

Most points

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Minimum qualification: 100 points

Points Winning Losing Date Tournament Venue Ref.
130   Denmark 122   Sweden 8 28 April 2012   Gladsaxe Stadium, Copenhagen [4]
120   France 120   Serbia 0 22 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   Beirut Municipal Stadium, Beirut [1][2]
116   France 116   Serbia 0 18 March 2023 Women's International   Parc des Sports, Avignon [3]
114   Australia 110   Russia 4 4 November 2000 2000 World Cup   The Boulevard, Hull [6]
114   Ukraine 96   Russia 18 6 October 2021 2021 European Championship B   FK Heroj Polet [sr], Belgrade
112   Ukraine 112   Latvia 0 18 September 2010 2010 European Shield   FC Arsenal Kharkiv, Kharkiv [5]
104   Lebanon 104   Morocco 0 17 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup /
2000 World Cup qualifying		   Parc des Sports, Avignon [7]
104   Scotland 104   Italy 0 17 October 2009 2009 European Cup   Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [8]
102   Lebanon 102   Serbia 0 19 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   International Olympic Stadium, Tripoli [9]
102†   England A 102   Russia 0 2 November 2003 2003 European Nations Cup   Odsal Stadium, Bradford [10]
102   England 98   Russia 4 24 October 2004 2004 European Nations Cup   Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow [11]
100   Lebanon 96   Serbia 4 16 October 2011 2013 World Cup qualifying   International Olympic Stadium, Tripoli [12]

Individual records

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Most points in a match

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Minimum qualification: 35 points

Points Player Match Date Tournament Venue Ref.
48   Hazem El Masri 104-0 vs   Morocco 17 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup /
2000 World Cup qualifying		   Parc des Sports, Avignon [7]
46   Ryan Girdler 110-4 vs   Russia 4 November 2000 2000 World Cup   The Boulevard, Hull [6]
46   Braith Anasta 90-0 vs   Hungary 27 October 2013   MAC, Budapest [13]
42   Dalibor Vukanović 90-6 vs   Germany 22 April 2011   Hochspeyer [14]
40   Yacine Dekkiche 80-8 vs   Morocco 11 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup   Stade Jean-Laffon [fr], Perpignan [15]
40   Fabrice Estebanez 120-0 vs   Serbia 22 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   Beirut Municipal Stadium, Beirut [1]
40   Maxime Grésèque 120-0 vs   Serbia 22 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   Beirut Municipal Stadium, Beirut [1]
40   Mick Nanyn 104-0 vs   Italy 17 October 2009 2009 European Cup   Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [8]
40   Oleksandr Skorbach 96-18 vs   Russia 6 October 2021 2021 European Championship B   FK Heroj Polet [sr], Belgrade
38   Walid Yassine 78-0 vs   Morocco 2 July 2011 2011 MENA Championship   Berrechid [16]
38   Jarrod Sammut 74-12 vs   Denmark 29 September 2012   Gladsaxe Stadium, Copenhagen [17]
38   Jarrod Sammut 78-0 vs   Bulgaria 23 September 2023   Marsa Sports Club, Marsa [18]
36   Oleksandr Skorbach 112-0 vs   Latvia 18 September 2010 2010 European Shield   FC Arsenal Kharkiv, Kharkiv [5]
36   Jarrod Sammut 64-24 vs   Norway 2 September 2011 2011 European Shield   Gianni Bencini Ground, Pembroke [19]
36   Josh Mantellato 92-6 vs   Russia 15 October 2011 2013 World Cup qualifying   Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [20]
36   Mahault Pommier 116-0 vs   Serbia 18 March 2023 Women's International   Parc des Sports, Avignon [3]

Most tries in a match

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Minimum qualification: 5 tries

Tries Player Match Date Tournament Venue Ref.
10   Fabrice Estebanez 120-0 vs   Serbia 22 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   Beirut Municipal Stadium, Beirut [1][2]
7   Vigo Valdavs Jr 62-10 vs   Estonia 3 August 2008 2008 European Bowl   Upesciems Stadium, Riga [21]
6   Ken Irvine 67-22 vs   Italy 24 January 1960 1959–60 Kangaroo tour   Stadio Omobono Tenni, Treviso [22]
6   Hugh McGahan 60-20 vs   Papua New Guinea 2 October 1983   Carlaw Park, Auckland [23]
6   Jordan Meads 68-16 vs   Czech Republic 11 October 2014 2014 European Championship C   Athens [24]
6   Valentine Holmes 54-6 vs   Fiji 24 November 2017 2017 World Cup   Lang Park, Brisbane [25]
6   Mitch Donnelly 44-18 vs   Germany 21 October 2023   Althoffstadion, Hattingen [26]
5   Martin Offiah 60-4 vs   France 16 February 1991 Test series   Headingley Stadium, Leeds [27]
5   Yacine Dekkiche 80-8 vs   Morocco 11 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup   Stade Jean-Laffon [fr], Perpignan [15]
5   Chris Salem 104-0 vs   Morocco 17 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup /
2000 World Cup qualifying		   Parc des Sports, Avignon [7]
5   Vigo Valdavs Jr 10-48 vs   Estonia 28 June 2008 2008 European Bowl   Tallinn [28]
5   Artem Lyubenskey 112-0   Latvia 18 September 2010 2010 European Shield   FC Arsenal Kharkiv, Kharkiv [5]
5   Igor Shevtsov 112-0   Latvia 18 September 2010 2010 European Shield   FC Arsenal Kharkiv, Kharkiv [5]
5   Silas Mubunda 52-18 vs   Sweden 2 July 2011 2011 Nordic Cup   Gothenburg [29]
5   Valentine Holmes 46-0 vs   Samoa 17 November 2017 2017 World Cup   Marrara Oval, Darwin [30]
5   Brett Harvey 68-0 vs   Poland 19 October 2019   KS Budowlani, Łódź

Most goals in a match

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Minimum qualification: 15 goals

Goals Player Match Date Tournament Venue Ref.
18/?   Mahault Pommier 116-0 vs   Serbia 18 March 2023 Women's International   Parc des Sports, Avignon [3]
17/19   Ryan Girdler 110-4 vs   Russia 4 November 2000 2000 World Cup   The Boulevard, Hull [6]
16/?   Hazem El Masri 104-0 vs   Morocco 17 November 1999 1999 Mediterranean Cup /
2000 World Cup qualifying		   Parc des Sports, Avignon [7]
16/18   Mick Nanyn 104-0 vs   Italy 17 October 2009 2009 European Cup   Stadio Plebiscito, Padua [8]
15/15   Braith Anasta 90-0 vs   Hungary 27 October 2013   MAC, Budapest [13]
15/17   Wayne Godwin 98-4 vs   Russia 24 October 2004 2004 European Nations Cup   Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow [11]
15/18   Samer El Masri 102-0 vs   Serbia 19 October 2003 2003 Mediterranean Cup   International Olympic Stadium, Tripoli [9]

Youngest debut (men's)

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Maximum qualification: 18 years

Age Player Match Date Tournament Venue Ref.
16 years, 23 days   Max Feast 50-4 vs   Uruguay 4 Feb 2017   Hillier Oval, Sydney [31]
16 years, 185 days   Filip-Daniel Kittl 14-4 vs   Belgium 3 Oct 2015   Tis, Havlíčkův Brod
16 years, 266 days   Mikhail Burlutskiy 36-4 vs   Ukraine 10 Sep 2011 2011 Milan Kosanovic Cup   Dynamo Stadium, Kharkiv [32]
16 years, 287 days   Denis Ivanov 8-68 vs   Greece 6 Oct 2017 2017 Balkan Cup   SC Rakovica, Belgrade
17 years, 21 days   Jimmy Keinhorst 44-22 vs   Czech Republic 4 Aug 2007 2007 European Shield   RK Petrovice, Prague [33]
17 years, 79 days   Soni Radovanović 10-26 vs   Netherlands 18 Jun 2005 2005 European Nations Cup   FK Radnički Beograd, Belgrade [34]
17 years, 79 days   Shaun Chircop 22-34 vs   Ukraine 30 Jun 2018 2018 European Championship C   Marsa Sports Club, Marsa
17 years, 108 days   Daniel Sa'omatangi 22-30 vs   Turkey 1 Oct 2018 2018 Emerging Nations   Windsor Sporting Complex, Sydney [35]
17 years, 110 days   Gus Spence 22-24 vs   Japan 4 Nov 2017 2017 East Asia Cup   King's Park Sports Ground, Kowloon [36][37]
17 years, 130 days   Jakub Hudrlík 6-46 vs   Ukraine 25 Jun 2016   Avanhard Stadium, Rivne
17 years, 148 days   Antonín Berk Jr 26-6 vs   Hungary 22 Jul 2017   Wigner Research Centre for Physics [hu], Budapest
17 years, 149 days   Tinirau Arona 6-46 vs   Samoa 4 Oct 2006 2008 World Cup qualifying   St Marys Stadium, Sydney [38]
17 years, 163 days   Tynan Forster 32-0 vs   Hungary 28 Sep 2018   Norford Park, Sydney [39]
17 years, 171 days   Lochlan Srama 32-0 vs   Hungary 28 Sep 2018   Norford Park, Sydney
17 years, 211 days   Jacob Kiraz 14-58 vs   Fiji 22 Jun 2019   Leichhardt Oval, Sydney
17 years, 221 days   Ruben Stuifzand 12-36 vs   Belgium 3 Sep 2016   Brussels
17 years, 229 or 230 days   Gavin Gordon 48-26 vs   Moldova 16 Oct 1995 1995 Emerging Nations   Spotland Stadium, Rochdale [40]
17 years, 237 days   Presley Salman-Cochrane 60-0 vs   Japan 4 Oct 2018 2018 Emerging Nations   St Marys Stadium, Sydney [41]
17 years, 255 days   Stevan Stevanović 0-82 vs   Ireland 18 Oct 2009 2009 European Cup   Tullamore [42]
17 years, 265 days   Peter Mamouzelos 18-20 vs   Hungary 1 Oct 2018 2018 Emerging Nations   Windsor Sporting Complex, Sydney [43]
17 years, 335 days   Tremaine Terzis 18-20 vs   Hungary 1 Oct 2018 2018 Emerging Nations   Windsor Sporting Complex, Sydney [44]
17 years, 347 days   Jan Zámrský 64-10 vs   Hungary 14 Jul 2018   Chrudim Sports Complex, Chrudim
16 years, ? days   Bilal Yazici 12-28 vs   Malta 26 Oct 2019   New Era Stadium, Sydney [45]
17 years, ? days   Will Smith Jr 30-24 vs   Malta 24 Jun 2018   St Marys Stadium, Sydney [46]
17 years, ? days   Lewis Haigh 68-0 vs   Poland 19 Oct 2019   KS Budowlani, Łódź

Representing more than one tier 2 or 3 nation

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With an abundance of players located in Australia, England, and New Zealand, it is common for players in these countries to pledge their allegiance to a developing national team if not selected for the aforementioned tier 1 nations.[a] It is less common, however, for players to change their allegiance between tier 2/3 nations.

Name Nation 1 Debut year Eligibility Nation 2 Debut year Eligibility Ref.
Andrei Olari   CIS[b] 1992   Moldova 1995 [47]
Mikhail Piskunov   Russia   France 1997 Residency
Jamal Fakir   Morocco 2000 Birthplace   France 2002 Residency
Jamie Bloem   South Africa 1992   Scotland 2004 Heritage
Andrew Kaleopa   Samoa 2006   Italy 2006
Younes Khattabi   Morocco 2003 Birthplace   France 2008 Residency
Joseph Paulo   Samoa 2007 Heritage   United States 2013 Heritage[c] [48]
Eddy Pettybourne[d]   Samoa 2013 Heritage   United States 2013 Heritage[c] [49]
Dominique Peyroux   Cook Islands 2009 Heritage   Samoa 2014 Heritage
Joel Luani   United States 2013 Heritage[c]   Tonga 2014 Heritage
Akarika Dawn   United States 2013 Birthplace   Canada 2016 Residency
Gilbert Haydamous   Lebanon   Norway 2017 Residency [50]
Nikolaos Kourkakis   Sweden 2017   Greece 2017
Emil Borggren   Denmark 2014   Canada 2017
Jon Magrin   Malta 2012 Birthplace   Jamaica 2017 Heritage [51]
Andrew Bentley   France 2009 Residency   Scotland 2017 Heritage [52]
Kane Bentley   France 2009 Residency   Scotland 2017 Heritage [52]
Ali Allouche   Lebanon 2015   Hungary 2018
Jorge Taufua   Tonga 2013 Heritage   Samoa 2018 Heritage [53]
Matthew Waugh   Thailand   Hong Kong 2018
Chris Vitalini   Italy 2012 Heritage   Wales 2018 Birthplace
Ronaldo Mulitalo[e]   United States (9s) 2019 Heritage[c]   Samoa 2019 Heritage
John Asiata   Samoa 2016 Heritage   Tonga 2019 Heritage [54]
Iliass Laachiri   Belgium   Morocco 2019
Francis Molo   Cook Islands 2015 Heritage   Samoa 2022 Heritage
Samisoni Langi   Tonga 2013 Heritage   France 2022 Residency [55]
Dorotej-Dado Arnold   Serbia 2021   Germany 2023
Tyson Frizell[f]   Wales 2011 Heritage   Tonga 2023 Heritage [56]
Siua Wong   Fiji 2022 Heritage   Tonga 2023 Heritage [57]
Unknown debuts
Eddie Paea   Tonga 2008 Heritage   Niue Heritage
Sione Tovo   Tonga 2009 Heritage   Niue Heritage
James Mirčeski   Serbia 2016   North Macedonia
  1. ^ For example, Australian-raised Willie Mason represented his Tongan heritage at the 2000 World Cup during the early years of his professional career before changing his allegiance to Australia, while Fiji-born, Australian-raised Petero Civoniceva represented Australia throughout his career before representing Fiji after his retirement from the NRL.
  2. ^ Olari represented the Commonwealth of Independent States, a combined team representing former Soviet Union states, in 1992 on their tour of South Africa. The CIS team was succeeded by a standalone Russian national team the following year, which Olari later represented at the 2000 World Cup.
  3. ^ a b c d This player qualifies through their connection to American Samoa, an unincorporated territory of the United States.
  4. ^ Pettybourne was also selected in New Zealand's squad for the 2009 Four Nations, but did not play a game during the tournament.
  5. ^ Mulitalo also represented New Zealand, making his debut in 2022.
  6. ^ Frizell also represented Australia, making his debut in 2016.

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e 2003 Mediterranean Cup: France vs Serbia (22 October 2003) via RLP
  2. ^ a b c "Highest score in an international rugby league match". Guinness World Records. Retrieved 14 December 2017.
  3. ^ a b c d "France Women Overpower Serbia in 20 Try Rout". International Rugby League. 19 March 2023. Retrieved 25 March 2023.
  4. ^ a b Denmark vs Sweden (28 April 2012) via RLEF
  5. ^ a b c d e 2010 European Shield: Ukraine vs Latvia (18 September 2010) via RLEF
  6. ^ a b c d 2000 World Cup: Australia vs Russia (4 November 2000) via RLP
  7. ^ a b c d e 2000 World Cup qualifying: Lebanon vs Morocco (17 November 1999) via RLP
  8. ^ a b c d 2009 European Cup: Italy vs Scotland (17 October 2009) via RLP
  9. ^ a b c 2003 Mediterranean Cup: Lebanon vs Serbia (19 October 2003) via RLP
  10. ^ a b 2003 European Nations Cup: England A vs Russia (2 November 2003) via RLP
  11. ^ a b 2004 European Nations Cup: Russia vs England (24 October 2004) via RLP
  12. ^ 2013 World Cup qualfiying: Lebanon vs Serbia (16 October 2011) via RLP
  13. ^ a b "Braith Anasta leads Greece to victory". weststigers.com.au. 30 October 2013. Retrieved 14 December 2017.
  14. ^ Germany vs Serbia (22 April 2011) via RLEF
  15. ^ a b 1999 Mediterranean Cup: France vs Morocco (11 November 1999) via RLP
  16. ^ 2011 MENA Championship: Morocco vs Lebanon (2 July 2011) via RLEF
  17. ^ Denmark vs Malta (29 September 2012) via RLP
  18. ^ "Sammut masterclass powers Malta to record win against Bulgaria". IntlRL.sport. 24 September 2023. Retrieved 24 October 2023.
  19. ^ 2011 European Shield: Malta vs Norway (2 September 2011) via RLEF
  20. ^ 2013 World Cup qualifying: Italy vs Russia (15 October 2011) via RLP
  21. ^ 2008 European Bowl: Latvia vs Estonia (3 August 2008) via RLEF
  22. ^ 1959-60 Kangaroo tour: Italy vs Australia (24 January 1960) via RLP
  23. ^ New Zealand vs Papua New Guinea (2 October 1983) via RLP
  24. ^ "Greece crowned 2014 European Champions". NRL.com. 13 October 2014. Retrieved 14 December 2017.
  25. ^ Badel, Peter (24 November 2017). "Valentine Holmes scores six tries as Kangaroos crush Fiji 54-6". Courier Mail. Retrieved 14 December 2017.
  26. ^ "Donnelly's six try haul helps Netherlands regain Griffin Cup". IntRL.sport. 21 October 2023. Retrieved 23 October 2023.
  27. ^ Great Britain vs France (16 February 1991) via RLP
  28. ^ 2008 European Bowl: Estonia vs Latvia (28 June 2008) via RLEF
  29. ^ 2011 Nordic Cup: Sweden vs Denmark (2 July 2011) via RLEF
  30. ^ Davidson, John (17 November 2017). "Valentine Holmes scores five tries as Australia trounce Samoa in Rugby League World Cup". The Guardian. Retrieved 14 December 2017.
  31. ^ Hungary vs Uruguay (4 February 2017) via RLEF
  32. ^ Mikhail Burlutskiy via RLP
  33. ^ Jimmy Keinhorst via RLP
  34. ^ Soni Radovanović via RLP
  35. ^ Daniel Sa'omatangi via RLP
  36. ^ Hong Kong squad announced for first ever international test match via Hong Kong Rugby League
  37. ^ Gus Spence via RLP
  38. ^ Tinirau Arona via RLP
  39. ^ Tynan Forster via RLP
  40. ^ Youngest International Player, Rugby League via Guinness World Records
  41. ^ Presley Salman-Cochrane via RLP
  42. ^ Stevan Stevanović via RLP
  43. ^ Peter Mamouzelos via RLP
  44. ^ Tremaine Terzis via RLP
  45. ^ "Bilal Yazici debuts for Turkey v Malta". Berala Bears. 27 October 2019. Retrieved 1 November 2019.
  46. ^ Nixon, Edward (22 June 2018). "Smith showing maturity far beyond his years". westcoastpirates.com.au. Retrieved 26 June 2018.
  47. ^ "From Russia with Australians". BBC. 17 October 2000. Retrieved 18 December 2017.
  48. ^ "Squads named for Atlantic World Cup qualifiers". NRL.com. 22 September 2011. Retrieved 18 December 2017.
  49. ^ "Eddy Pettybourne gets USA call up for Rugby League World Cup". Sydney Morning Herald. 16 October 2013. Retrieved 18 December 2017.
  50. ^ "Denmark v Norway - Match Preview". RLIF. 17 August 2017. Retrieved 27 December 2017.
  51. ^ Crowther, Mike (24 November 2017). "Sheffield Eagles swoop with offer for Bulls prop Magrin". Telegraph and Argus. Retrieved 18 December 2017.
  52. ^ a b "Kane Bentley : « Notre grand-père maternel est 100% écossais »" (in French). Fédération Française de Rugby à XIII. 16 October 2017. Retrieved 18 December 2017.
  53. ^ "Toa Samoa's Jorge Taufua puts mum first". Radio NZ. 21 June 2018. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
  54. ^ "Former Samoa Toa player to represent Tonga". Radio NZ. 15 June 2019. Retrieved 16 June 2019.
  55. ^ Walter, Brad (25 September 2022). "'Defy The Odds': French Rally Call After Naming World Cup Squad". International Rugby League. Retrieved 25 March 2023.
  56. ^ Mascord, Steve (19 October 2023). "Don't tier it down: Woolf, Frizell support nation-hopping". NRL.com. Retrieved 24 October 2023.
  57. ^ Walter, Brad (13 September 2023). "'If China has a team I'll rep them too': Wong following in footsteps of SBW". NRL.com. Retrieved 11 March 2024.
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