1971 New Zealand rugby league tour
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Date4 September 1971 – 28 November 1971
ManagerBill O'Callaghan
Jack Williams
Jack Williams
CoachLory Blanchard
Tour captainRoy Christian
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| Date | 4 September 1971 – 28 November 1971 | ||||
| Manager | Bill O'Callaghan Jack Williams | ||||
| Coach | Lory Blanchard | ||||
| Tour captain | Roy Christian | ||||
| Top point scorer | Henry Tatana (145)[1] | ||||
| Top try scorer | Phil Orchard (27)[1] | ||||
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The 1971 New Zealand rugby league tour was a series of matches played between September and November by the New Zealand national rugby league team in England and France. The team played a three-game series against Great Britain, and won the series 2–1, becoming the first New Zealand team to win a series on British soil since the inaugural 1907–08 All Golds Tour. The team also defeated France 2–0.
A 26-man touring squad was selected in August 1971, with Roy Christian named as captain.[2]
Lory Blanchard was the coach, and Bill O'Callaghan and Jack Williams were the team co-managers.