1. New Zealand - 80
2. Argentina - 78
3. South Africa - 55
4. Australia - 50
Captain49,914 posts
03 Nov 2015, 06:44
#1
03 Nov 2015, 06:44#1
Most clean breaks
Bargies and NZ top the clean break stat
Started by Mozart11 REPLIES275 VIEWS· 03 Nov 2015, 06:44
Coach57,555 posts
03 Nov 2015, 08:26
#2
03 Nov 2015, 08:26#2
Mozart
Interesting stuff. Who of the individual players lead in making clean breaks
Interesting stuff. Who of the individual players lead in making clean breaks
Pro3,977 posts
03 Nov 2015, 08:29
#3
03 Nov 2015, 08:29#3
Interesting stat! I would have thought Australia would have made more clean breaks than both us and Argentina .
Captain17,321 posts
03 Nov 2015, 09:09
#4
03 Nov 2015, 09:09#4
1 Nehe Milner-Skudder 15
2 Santiago Cordero 13
3 Ben Smith 13
4 Anthony Watson 11
5 Juan Imhoff 10
6 Jesse Kriel 10
7 Bryan Habana 10
8 Julian Savea 10
9 Joaquin Tuculet 9
10 Drew Mitchell 9
2 Santiago Cordero 13
3 Ben Smith 13
4 Anthony Watson 11
5 Juan Imhoff 10
6 Jesse Kriel 10
7 Bryan Habana 10
8 Julian Savea 10
9 Joaquin Tuculet 9
10 Drew Mitchell 9
Coach57,555 posts
03 Nov 2015, 10:40
#5
03 Nov 2015, 10:40#5
Pakie
Mozart said that there were 55 clean breaks - you claim ten for each of Habana and Kriel. Where did the other 35 come from? Does not sound right to me at all.
Mozart said that there were 55 clean breaks - you claim ten for each of Habana and Kriel. Where did the other 35 come from? Does not sound right to me at all.
Captain17,321 posts
03 Nov 2015, 10:42
#6
03 Nov 2015, 10:42#6
Those are the official World Cup stats, not my claim .
Coach57,555 posts
03 Nov 2015, 11:22
#7
03 Nov 2015, 11:22#7
Taken Note
Captain30,741 posts
03 Nov 2015, 11:49
#8
03 Nov 2015, 11:49#8
Bet de Allende tops the list of defenders beaten as far as centres go.....can we have the stats for defenders beaten
So much for our young centres not being up to it......we have Kriel the only centre on the list with 10 clean breaks, not bad for a lad who hardly got the ball thanks to a conservative game plan.
Add de Allende's defenders beaten and you have the perfect pair.
Your 12 to beat defenders and to put his 13 away with clean breaks.......the makings of something very special
Thanks for the post Moz.....pity its slapped you in the face bwhaaaahaaaaaaa
Pro6,663 posts
03 Nov 2015, 11:56
#9
03 Nov 2015, 11:56#9
Interesting how once again the wee chaps like Skudder are getting around the big guys .
Captain26,388 posts
03 Nov 2015, 12:02
#10
03 Nov 2015, 12:02#10
Wardad, there is always room for gutsy little guys in rugga...if they are good enough, they are big enough.
Captain30,741 posts
03 Nov 2015, 12:24
#11
03 Nov 2015, 12:24#11
Skuder at 90kg odd is hardly small.....but what a class act he is......man what a step
At 24, the question is, where has he been before his breakthrough year this year?
Coach57,555 posts
03 Nov 2015, 12:31
#12
03 Nov 2015, 12:31#12
He was playing ITM in New Zealand and not even used at Super 15 level before this year.
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