Draft:List of international rugby union tries by George North

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Comment: Need references for every entry for verifiability. The Herald (Benison) (talk) 05:10, 25 February 2024 (UTC)

Comment: Based on other similar pages such as List of international rugby union tries by Christian Cullen, this is likely notable. However, this is missing a lot of references. Please cite sources for the content as it will help reviewers to decide whether it should be moved back to the mainspace or not. CNMall41 (talk) 09:57, 20 February 2024 (UTC)

Comment: Not sure this meets WP:NLIST based on the sources. Will leave to someone who knows more about rugby. SportingFlyer T·C 23:07, 13 February 2024 (UTC)

George North is a Welsh rugby union player who has played for the Wales national team since 2010.^[1] Having spent the majority of his Wales career playing on the wing, North moved into the Centres in 2020 under the stewardship of Wayne Pivac.^[2]

North is currently the highest scoring active player with 49 international tries and sits second on Wales all-time try scoring list behind Shane Williams on 47.^[3]

List of tries

Wales

Try	Opponent	Location	Venue	Competition	Date	Result
1	South Africa	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2010 Autumn Internationals	13 November 2010	Loss^[4]
2	South Africa	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2010 Autumn Internationals	13 November 2010	Loss^[4]
3	Barbarians	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2011 June rugby union tests	4 June 2011	Loss^[5]
4	England	London, England	Twickenham Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	6 August 2011	Loss^[6]
5	England	London, England	Twickenham Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	6 August 2011	Loss^[6]
6	Argentina	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	20 August 2011	Win^[7]
7	Namibia	New Plymouth, New Zealand	Yarrow Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup	26 September 2011	Win^[8]
8	Namibia	New Plymouth, New Zealand	Yarrow Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup	26 September 2011	Win^[8]
9	Fiji	Hamilton, New Zealand	Waikato Stadium	2011 Rugby World Cup	2 October 2011	Win^[9]
10	Ireland	Dublin, Ireland	Lansdowne Road	2012 Six Nations	5 February 2012	Win^[10]
11	Australia	Melbourne, Australia	Docklands Stadium	2012 Australian tour	16 June 2012	Loss^[11]
12	France	Saint-Denis, France	Stade de France	2013 Six Nations	9 February 2013	Win
13	Argentina	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2013 Autumn Internationals	16 November 2013	Win
14	Australia	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2013 Autumn Internationals	30 November 2013	Loss
15	Australia	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2013 Autumn Internationals	30 November 2013	Loss
16	France	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2014 Six Nations	21 February 2014	Win
17	Scotland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2014 Six Nations	15 March 2014	Win
18	Scotland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2014 Six Nations	15 March 2014	Win
19	Fiji	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2014 Autumn Internationals	15 November 2014	Win
20	Italy	Rome, Italy	Stadio Olimpico	2015 Six Nations	21 March 2015	Win
21
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23	Italy	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2015 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	15 September 2015	Win
24	Scotland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2016 Six Nations	13 February 2016	Win
25	France	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2016 Six Nations	26 February 2016	Win
26	England	London, England	Twickenham	2016 Six Nations	12 March 2016	Loss
27	Italy	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2016 Six Nations	19 March 2016	Win
28	Italy	Rome, Italy	Stadio Olimpico	2017 Six Nations	5 February 2017	Win
29	Ireland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2017 Six Nations	10 March 2017	Win
30	Ireland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2017 Six Nations	10 March 2017	Win
31	Italy	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2018 Six Nations	11 March 2018	Win
32	Italy	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2018 Six Nations	11 March 2018	Win
33	Argentina	San Juan, Argentina	Estadio San Juan	2018 Summer Tour	9 June 2018	Win
34	Scotland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2018 Autumn Internationals	3 November 2018	Win
35	France	Saint-Denis, France	Stade de France	2019 Six Nations	1 February 2019	Win
36	France	Saint-Denis, France	Stade de France	2019 Six Nations	1 February 2019	Win
37	England	London, England	Twickenham Stadium	2019 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	11 August 2019	Loss
38	England	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2019 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	17 August 2019	Win
39	Georgia	Toyota, Japan	Toyota Stadium	2019 Rugby World Cup	23 September 2019	Win
40	Italy	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2020 Six Nations	1 February 2020	Win
41	Italy	Llanelli, Wales	Parc y Scarlets	Autumn Nations Cup	5 December 2020	Win
42	Ireland	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2021 Six Nations	7 February 2021	Win
43	Italy	Rome, Italy	Stadio Olimpico	2021 Six Nations	13 March 2021	Win
44	France	Saint-Denis, France	Stade de France	2023 Six Nations	18 March 2023	Loss
45	England	Cardiff, Wales	Millennium Stadium	2023 Rugby World Cup warm-up matches	5 August 2023	Win
46	Fiji	Bordeaux, France	Stade de Bordeaux	2023 Rugby World Cup	10 September 2023	Win
47	Georgia	Nantes, France	Stade de la Beaujoire	2023 Rugby World Cup	7 October 2023	Win

British & Irish Lions

Try	Opponent	Location	Venue	Competition	Date	Result
1	Australia	Brisbane, Australia	Lang Park	2013 British & Irish Lions tour to Australia	22 June 2013	Win
2	Australia	Sydney, Australia	Stadium Australia	2013 British & Irish Lions tour to Australia	6 July 2013	Win

Tries by opponent
Opponent	Tries
Italy	11
England	6
France	6
Australia	5*
Scotland	4
Argentina	3
Ireland	3
Fiji	3
Georgia	2
Namibia	2
South Africa	2
Barbarians	1

3 for Wales, 2 for British & Irish Lions

References

^ "Wales 25-29 South Africa". 13 November 2010.
^ "Wales vs Italy: Alun Wyn Jones looks to the future under Wayne Pivac".
^ "Player Records".
^ "Wales 25-29 South Africa". 13 November 2010.
^ "Wales 28-31 Barbarians". BBC Sport.
^ "England 23-19 Wales". BBC Sport.
^ "Wales 28-13 Argentina". BBC Sport.
^ "Wales 81-7 Namibia". BBC Sport.
^ "Fiji 0-66 Wales". BBC Sport.
^ "Ireland 21-23 Wales". BBC Sport.
^ "Australia 25-23 Wales". BBC Sport.

[1] "Wales 25-29 South Africa". 13 November 2010.

[2] "Wales vs Italy: Alun Wyn Jones looks to the future under Wayne Pivac".

[3] "Player Records".

[4] "Wales 25-29 South Africa". 13 November 2010.

[5] "Wales 28-31 Barbarians". BBC Sport.

[6] "England 23-19 Wales". BBC Sport.

[7] "Wales 28-13 Argentina". BBC Sport.

[8] "Wales 81-7 Namibia". BBC Sport.

[9] "Fiji 0-66 Wales". BBC Sport.

[10] "Ireland 21-23 Wales". BBC Sport.

[11] "Australia 25-23 Wales". BBC Sport.

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