Given that the 43-10 loss to the Springboks in Wellington was their biggest ever, it would be understandable to think that it would rank among the most painful in All Blacks history.

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But as it turns out, according to the NZ Herald, it doesn’t even make the top 10.

10. Wales 3 All Blacks 0, Cardiff 1905

To this day, it remains New Zealand’s only loss to Wales.

9. Ireland 40 All Blacks 29, Chicago 2016

A great All Blacks comeback in the second half, but it wasn’t enough as all the damage was done in the first half when the Irish streaked to a 25-8 lead.

8. Wallabies 47 All Blacks 26, Perth 2019

The All Blacks could not recover from a red-card given to future NZ skipper Scott Barrett in the first half. From there, the Wallabies made their numerical advantage count and pushed 47 points past the All Blacks.

7. France 22 All Blacks 8, Lancaster Park 1994

Les Bleus’ first win over the All Blacks on New Zealand soil, set up the victory at Eden Park a week later. Still the last time the All Blacks were beaten at their fortress. Jonah Lomu made his debut in this Test.

6. England 38 All Blacks 21, Twickenham 2012

A third-quarter triple for England set the platform for their biggest victory over the All Blacks to date.

5. England 19 All Blacks 7, Yokohama 2019

Outclassed by England in all departments and were just too sloppy to get a foothold in the game. The end of the Steve Hansen era.

4. British Isles 13 All Blacks 3, Athletic Park 1971

The Lions’ second win in their four-Test series against the All Blacks.

3. Wallabies 19 All Blacks 14, Sydney 1998

This loss was the culmination of five straight Tri-Nations defeats for the All Blacks – including two at home.

2. France 43 All Blacks 31, Twickenham 1999

A Test with many similarities to Saturday’s Wellington win. The All Blacks conceded 33 unanswered points in one of the worst 35-minute patches of rugby in their history.

1. France 20 All Blacks 18, Cardiff 2007

The infamous ‘Freddie Michalak forward pass’ where the French pivot was at the end of an uncalled forward pass from teammate Damien Trialle which led to the match-winning try – dumping the All Blacks out of the 2007 World Cup.

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