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The number of matches played varies from year to year. Since 1956, Argentina has typically played at least ten matches. They have played as few as 4 matches, such as during 1981.
From 1990 to 2008, Argentina's National Men's Team averaged 12.6 matches per year. Argentina's National Men's Team played 17 matches in 2010.
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