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In union, New Zealand beat Japan 145 - 17. In league, England beat Russia 76 - 4.
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What is the worlds highest pac man score?
The highest score ever achieved in pac man was 3,333,360.
What is the highest score a person can get in Irish dancing competition?
A score of 100 from each adjudicator is the highest you can get. In the Worlds and other major championships they have 7 adjudicators so the highest you can possibly get is 700.
Highest rugby score?
Formally record as Hong Kong 164 Singapore 13 played on 27oct 2003
Who made the worlds highest pak rat score?
The record for the world's highest Pack Rat score was achieved by Michael Menzel, with a score of 97, in the online game Drawception.
What is the highest ever score in UK rugby league?
190-0 by the west dudes btw who watch that UK bull
Rugby best team?
The worlds best rugby team is headingley hawks from leeds who have not lost a game for 6 years and there star man ross hammill has a average score of 10 points per match
What is the Springboks highest rugby score against another team?
11 Jun 2005 South Africa 134 - 3 Uruguay
What is the highest rugby score that can be made with only In combination of tries conversions and penalty's?
In rugby, a try is worth 5 points, a conversion is worth 2 points, and a penalty is worth 3 points. To achieve the highest score with a combination of these, one could score multiple tries followed by successful conversions. For instance, scoring 10 tries (50 points) and converting all of them (20 points) results in a total of 70 points. Adding penalties can increase the score further, but the combination of tries and conversions yields the highest points in the shortest time.
What is the highest score for bookworm?
what is the highest score on bookworm
Top 10 highest paid rugby players?
top ten highest paid rugby players
What is the highest fruit ninja arcade score?
My score is 2389. Is there a higher score?
What is the worlds highest mountain range?
The Himalayas is the worlds highest mountain range.
