The pictures above show Mils Muliana
during New Zealand's 19-6 win
against England at
Twickenham.
Career Record: Played 100, Won 84, Lost 16.
2009 v France (Dunedin) L 27-22
2009 v France (Wellington) W 14-10
2009 v Italy (Christchurch) W 27-6
2009 v Australia (Auckland) W 22-16 (TN)
2009 v South Africa (Bloemfontein) L 28-19 (TN)
2009 v South Africa (Durban) L 31-19 (TN)
2009 v Australia (Sydney) W 19-18 (TN)
2009 v South Africa (Hamilton) L 32-29 (TN)
2009 v Australia (Wellington) W 33-6 (TN)
2009 v Australia (Tokyo) W 32-19 (TN)
2009 v Wales (Cardiff) W 19-12
2009 v Italy (R) (Milan) W 20-6
2009 v England (Twickenham) W 19-6
2009 v France (Marseilles) W 39-12
2010 v Wales (Hamilton) W 29-10
2010 v South Africa (Auckland) W 32-12 (TN)
2010 v South Africa (Wellington) W 31-17 (TN)
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2010 v Australia (Melbourne) W 49-28 (TN)
2010 v Australia (Christchurch) W 20-10 (TN)
2010 v South Africa (Johannesburg) W 29-22 (TN)
2010 v Australia (Sydney) W 23-22 (TN)
2010 v Australia (Hong Kong) L 26-24
2010 v England (Twickenham) W 26-16
2010 v Scotland (Murrayfield) W 49-3
2010 v Ireland (Dublin) W 38-18
2010 v Wales (Cardiff) W 37-25
2011 v Fiji (Dunedin) W 60-14
2011 v South Africa (Wellington) W 40-7 (TN)
2011 v Australia (Auckland) W 30-14 (TN)
2011 v Australia (Brisbane) L 25-20 (TN)
2011 v Canada(Wellington)W 79-15 (World Cup)
2011 v Argentina (Auckland) W 33-10 (World Cup)
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Junior Malili Muliana is pictured above during
the 41-20 win against England on 5th November 2006.
The match represented a record on two counts
for the All Blacks - it was the most points they
had
ever scored against England in England and
also a record winning margin on English soil.
Photos George Herringshaw. ©
2006 v Ireland (Hamilton) W 34-23
2006 v Ireland (Auckland) W 27-17
2006 v Australia (Christchurch) W 32-12 (TN)
2006 v South Africa (Wellington) W 35-17 (TN)
2006 v Australia (Brisbane) W 13-9 (TN)
2006 v Australia (Auckland) W 34-27 (TN)
2006 v South Africa (Pretoria) W 45-26 (TN)
2006 v South Africa (Rustenburg) L 21-20 (TN)
2006 v England (Twickenham) W 41-20
2006 v France (R) (Lyon) W 47-3
2006 v France (Paris) W 23-11
2006 v Wales (Cardiff) W 45-10
2007 v Canada (Hamilton) W 64-13
2007 v South Africa (Durban) W 26-21 (TN)
2007 v Australia (Melbourne) L 20-15 (TN)
2007 v South Africa (Ch'church) W 33-6 (TN)
2007 v Australia (Auckland) W 26-12 (TN)
2007 v Italy (Marseille) W 76-14 (World Cup)
2007 v Portugal (Lyon) W 108-13 (World Cup)
2007 v France (Cardiff) L 20-18 (World Cup)
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2008 v Ireland (Wellington) W 21-11
2008 v England (Auckland) W 37-20
2008 v England (R) (Christchurch) W 44-12
2008 v South Africa (Wellington) W 19-8 (TN)
2008 v South Africa (Carisbrook) L 30-28 (TN)
2008 v Australia (Sydney) L 34-19 (TN)
2008 v Australia (Auckland) W 39-10 (TN)
2008 v South Africa (Cape Town) W 19-0 (TN)
2008 v Samoa (Taranaki) W 101-14
2008 v Australia (Brisbane) W 28-24 (TN)
2008 v Ireland (Dublin) W 22-3
2008 v Wales (Cardiff) W 29-9
2008 v England (Twickenham) W 32-6
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Such was Junior Malili Muliaina's impact on the
international scene that, following his debut as a
replacement
against England in June 2003, he went
on to play in the next 24 matches. He is pictured
above during the
match against the Barbarians in
December 2004. Pictures George Herringshaw. ©
2003 v England (R) (Wellington) L 15-13
2003 v Wales (Hamilton) W 55-3
2003 v France (Christchurch) W 31-23
2003 v South Africa (Pretoria) W 52-16 (TN)
2003 v Australia (Sydney) W 50-21 (TN)
2003 v South Africa (Dunedin) W 19-11 (TN)
2003 v Australia (Auckland) W 21-17 (TN)
2003 v Italy (Melbourne) W 70-7 (World Cup)
2003 v Canada (Melbourne) W 68-6 (World Cup)
2003 v Tonga (Brisbane) W 91-7 (World Cup)
2003 v Wales (Sydney) W 53-37 (World Cup)
2003 v South Africa (Melbourne) W 29-9 (World Cup)
2003 v Australia (Sydney) L 22-10 (World Cup)
2003 v France (Sydney) W 40-13 (World Cup 3/4)
2004 v England (Dunedin) W 36-3
2004 v England (Auckland) W 36-12
2004 v Argentina (Hamilton) W 41-7
2004 v Pacific Islands (Albany) W 41-26
2004 v Australia (Wellington) W 16-7 (TN)
2004 v South Africa (Christchurch) W 23-21 (TN)
2004 v Australia (Sydney) L 23-18 (TN)
2004 v South Africa (Jo'burg) L 40-26 (TN)
2004 v Italy (Rome) W 59-10
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2004 v Wales (Cardiff) W 26-25
2004 v France (Paris) W 45-6
2005 v Fiji (Albany) W 91-0
2005 v British Lions (R) (Christchurch) W 21-3
2005 v British Lions (Wellington) W 48-18
2005 v British Lions (Auckland) W 38-19
2005 v South Africa (Cape Town) L 22-16 (TN)
2005 v Australia (Sydney) W 30-13 (TN)
2005 v South Africa (Dunedin) W 31-27 (TN)
2005 v Australia (Auckland) W 34-24 (TN)
2005 v Wales (Cardiff) W 41-3
2005 v England (Twickenham) W 23-19
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