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The Bledisloe Cup was donated in 1931 by the Governor-General of New Zealand, Lord Bledisloe.
Competitions for the Cup have varied from one to three matches, sometimes with three-or four-year gaps between series, but since 1982 both countries have agreed to play at least one game for the Cup annually. The Tri-Nations ensures that the nations play each other at least two times a year.
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you meant to say who is it named after and its Earl Grey
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