Stats and facts | Nigel Owens’ incredible career by the numbers
Welsh referee Nigel Owens has retired from international rugby after blowing a staggering 100 Tests.
STATS FROM AN INCREDIBLE CAREER
Below, the stats that matter from his incredible career.
Tests as referee: 100
Tests as assistant referee: 101
Tests as TMO: 9
Total: 210
Yellow cards: 59
Red cards: 3
Tries scored in his 100 Tests: 501 (every Test has had at least one try scored in it)
Points scored in his 100 Tests: 4 632
Rugby World Cups: 4
Rugby World Cup matches as referee: 19
Record-holder for most Six Nations matches as referee: 21
World Rugby Referee Award: 2015
Number of teams refereed: 25 (In chronological order: Portugal, Georgia, Japan, Ireland, Argentina, Samoa, Uruguay, Italy, Australia, Morocco, England, New Zealand, Scotland, Romania, Fiji, France, Pacific Islanders, South Africa, Russia, Canada, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Tonga, St Vincent and the Grenadines and Jamaica)
Team refereed the most: New Zealand, 25 Tests from 2007-19
Top five teams by Tests: New Zealand (25), England and France (24), Ireland (20), Australia (19)
Only 13 Tests have not involved a Six Nations or Rugby Championship team
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