1993 New Zealand rugby league tour of Great Britain and France

1993 Kiwis tour of Great Britain and France 4 October 1993 – 21 November 1993 Richard Bolton Howie Tamati Gary Freeman Daryl Halligan (83) Jason Mackie (8) 15 10 0 5 5 2 0 3 WAL 1 1 0 0 GBR 3 0 0 3 FRA 1 1 0 0 1989 1998 The 1993 New Zealand rugby league tour of Great Britain and France was a tour by the New Zealand national rugby league team. The New Zealand national rugby league team lost a series 0-3 against Great Britain but defeated Wales and France in one-off test matches. They also won games against Wigan, St Helens, Widnes, Leeds and the Great Britain under 21's. Background New Zealand last toured Great Britain in 1989. Earlier in 1993, New Zealand had drawn 14-all with the Kangaroos at Mt Smart Stadium. This was the first ever draw between the two countries. They then lost 8-16 on a very wet Palmerston North Showgrounds before finishing the 1993 Trans-Tasman Test series by going down 4-16 at Lang Park in Brisbane. The New Zealand squad for those matches was: Morvin Edwards, Sean Hoppe, Jarrod McCracken, Dave Watson, Daryl Halligan, Tea Ropati, Gary Freeman (C), Se'e Solomona, Duane Mann, Brent Todd, Gary Mercer, Quentin Pongia, Tawera Nikau, Tony Kemp, Brendon Tuuta, Jason Donnelly, Stephen Kearney, Gavin Hill and John Lomax while Howie Tamati was the coach and Richard Bolton was the manager.http://www.nzherald.co.nz/chris-rattue-on-sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=1502848&objectid=10723184 Anzac clash shapes up to be close battle Rattue, Chris 4 May 2011 The New Zealand Herald 14 September 2011 All of this squad, with the exception of Gavin Hill and Tony Kemp, were also selected for the tour of Great Britain and France. However, before the tour, they lost McCracken (surgery) and Brent Todd (injury). The Kiwis would also be without first choice goal kicking fullback Matthew Ridge who had suffered a season ending knee injury earlier in the year while playing for Manly. However, with the presence of other known Superboots Daryl Halligan and Wigan's Frano Botica, the Kiwi squad lacked nothing for goal kicking. http://m.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11530882 Rugby League: Kiwis have great depth M.nzherald.co.nz 2015-10-18 2015-11-06 The Frank Endacott-coached Junior Kiwis toured Great Britain at the same time as the senior Kiwis, winning 11 of their 12 matches. Squad A 26-man touring squad was selected in September 1993.New Zealand pick Donnelly https://www.newspapers.com/image/1176205623 Telegraph and Argus 13 September 1993 30 Newspapers.com subscription Jarrod McCracken and Brent Todd both withdrew before the tour due to injuries, and were replaced by Blair Harding and Paul Johnson.Fletcher Raymond Howes David https://archive.org/details/rothmansrugbylea0000flet_w4n2 Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook 1994-95 1994 Headline Publishing Group London 978-0-7472-7851-1 317 Howie Tamati was the coach and Richard Bolton was the manager. New Zealand players contracted to British clubs were not included in the touring squad, but could still be selected for the three Tests against Great Britain.Kiwis' modern tourists https://www.newspapers.com/image/718989565 The Independent 14 September 1993 37 Newspapers.com subscription Junior Kiwis captain Henry Paul was called up to join the main squad mid-tour as a replacement for the injured Robert Piva.Heavy defeat forces rethink at Wigan https://www.newspapers.com/image/751623906 Daily Telegraph 2 November 1993 London 33 Newspapers.com subscription Name Club/District Games Tests Tries Goals FGs PointsSimon Angell NZL Canterbury 0 0 0 0 0Richie Blackmore Richie Blackmore (rugby league) ENG Castleford 1 0 0 0 0Frano Botica ENG Wigan 2 0 5 0 10Jason Donnelly AUS St. George 0 0 0 0 0Logan Edwards NZL Canterbury 1 0 0 0 0Morvin Edwards AUS Balmain 3 0 0 0 0Peter Edwards Peter Edwards (rugby league) NZL Wellington 1 0 0 0 0Gary Freeman Gary Freeman (rugby league) (c) AUS Eastern Suburbs 4 1 0 0 4Daryl Halligan AUS North Sydney 3 1 12 0 28Blair Harding NZL Canterbury 0 0 0 0 0Sean Hoppe AUS Canberra 3 1 0 0 4Kevin Iro ENG Leeds 4 2 0 0 8Paul Johnson Paul Johnson (New Zealand) NZL Canterbury 0 0 0 0 0Denvour Johnston NZL Wellington 2 0 0 0 0Stephen Kearney AUS Western Suburbs 4 0 0 0 0Tony Kemp Tony Kemp (rugby league) ENG Castleford 2 0 0 0 0David Lomax NZL Wellington 2 0 0 0 0John Lomax John Lomax (rugby league) AUS Canberra 5 0 0 0 0Jason Lowrie AUS Eastern Suburbs 2 0 0 0 0Jason Mackie NZL Northland 5 2 0 0 8Duane Mann NZL Auckland 3 0 0 0 0Gary Mercer ENG Leeds 1 0 0 0 0Gene Ngamu AUS Manly-Warringah 2 0 0 0 0Tawera Nikau ENG Castleford 1 0 0 0 0Mark Nixon Mark Nixon (rugby league) NZL Canterbury 0 0 0 0 0Henry Paul Henry Paul (rugby) NZL Auckland 0 0 0 0 0Robert Piva NZL Wellington 1 0 0 0 0Quentin Pongia AUS Canberra 5 0 0 0 0Iva Ropati NZL Auckland 4 2 0 0 8Se'e Solomona ENG Oldham 2 0 0 0 0Brent Stuart NZL Canterbury 5 0 0 0 0Whetu Taewa NZL Canterbury 5 1 0 0 4Dave Watson Dave Watson (rugby league) ENG Bradford Northern 3 1 0 0 4Aaron Whittaker NZL Canterbury 1 0 0 0 0Jason Williams Jason Williams (rugby league b. 1966) AUS Canterbury-Bankstown 5 1 0 0 4 Fixtures The New Zealand side played a total of five test matches while on their European tour and one test in New Zealand before leaving. Great Britain Test Venues The three Great Britain vs New Zealand tests took place at the following venues. London Wigan Leeds Wembley Stadium Central Park Headingley Capacity: 82,000 Capacity: 25,000 Capacity: 22,000 200px 200px 200px Wales Test The Kiwis opened their tour with what was their first test against Wales since the 1975 Rugby League World Cup. That game, won 25-24 by the Welsh, was also played in Swansea but at the St. Helen's Rugby and Cricket Ground. This game was played at the Vetch Field. #eeeeee WAL NZL 19 – 24 1993 Wales vs New Zealand Tries: Gerald Cordle (2) Goals: Jonathan Davies (5/7) Field Goals: Jonathan Griffiths (1) Tries: Jason Mackie Iva Ropati Sean Hoppe Goals: Daryl Halligan (6/7) Monday 4 October 1993 Vetch Field, Swansea 6,073 John Connolly ENG Quentin Pongia _white_hoop _narrowwhitestripes _white_hoop FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 FF0000 Wales _whiteborder _whiteV _whiteborder _hoops_white 000000 000000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 New Zealand FB 1 Phil FordRW 2 Gerald CordleRC 3 Allan BatemanLC 4 John DevereuxLW 5 Anthony SullivanSO 6 Johnathan Davies (c)SH 7 Kevin EllisPR 8 Mark JonesHK 9 Barry WilliamsPR 10 Dai YoungSR 11 Ian MarlowSR 12 Rowland PhillipsLK 13 Jonathan GriffithsSubstitutions:IC 14 Adrian HadleyIC 15 Rob AckermanIC 16IC 17Coach:WAL Clive Griffiths250px FB 1 Morvin EdwardsRW 2 Daryl HalliganRC 3 Iva RopatiLC 4 Whetu TaewaLW 5 Sean HoppeFE 6 Gene NgamuHB 7 Gary Freeman (c)PR 8 John LomaxHK 9 Duane MannPR 10 Brent StuartSR 11 Stephen KearneySR 12 Quentin PongiaLK 13 Jason MackieSubstitutions:IC 14 Jason WilliamsIC 15 Robert PivaIC 16IC 17Coach:NZL Howie Tamati Wales led for much of the first half. Two kicked penalties from Jonathan Davies and a drop goal from John Griffiths gave the impetus and on 27 minutes Davies put in a fantastic 40 yard kick to set up the flying Gareth Cordle to score Wales' first try. However New Zealand were kept in the game by a succession of goals from the classy kicker Daryl Harrigan, and when Quentin Pongia punished a rare weak kick from Davies to set up Mackie just before half-time, the Kiwis took a narrow lead. Ropati extended the lead to 7 points after the restart before Jiffy's magic took hold on the game again. He kicked a penalty and then repeated the trick of the first half, sending another long kick over the defence to give Cordle his second. Wales smelt victory at 17-16 but almost immediately a lost ball from Devereux allowed Mackie to set up the strong running Sean Hoppe. Both sides exchanged penalties and with a few minutes to go John Devereux took advantage of a hoisted bomb to send Wales into rapture with what they thought was the winning try. Agonisingly for the home side, reserve back Adrian Hadley was correctly ruled offside and Wales' last chance to steal the match was gone. Although Wales did not record a notable victory, their performances in the lead-up to the World Cup suggested they were becoming increasingly competitive.Wales v New Zealand highlights 1993 Tuesday 5 October Bradford Northern Bradford 16 17 – 10 1993 Kiwis Tour game 2 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Odsal Stadium, Bradford 5,015 Russell Smith Deryck Fox Bradford Northern: Dave Watson, Gerald Cordle, Steve McGowan, Darrel Shelford, Brimah Kebbie, Neil Summers, Deryck Fox, Paul Grayshon, Trevor Clark, Jon Hamer, Roy Powell, Paul Medley, Karl Fairbank. Res – Daio Powell, Carl Winterburn, Adam Greenwood, Keith Mumby. Coach – Peter Fox New Zealand: Peter Edwards, Whetu Taewa, Jason Williams, Blair Harding, Jason Donnelly, Mark Nixon (c), Aaron Whittaker, Robert Piva, Denvour Johnston, Jason Lowrie, Simon Angell, David Lomax, Logan Edwards. Res – Gary Freeman, Quentin Pongia, Daryl Halligan, Paul Johnson Kiwi forward Quentin Pongia was suspended for one game after being sent off for a high tackle. Sunday 10 October Wigan Wigan 16 18 – 25 1993 Wigan vs New Zealand highlights New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Shaun Edwards, Neil Cowie, Martin Hall Goals: Andy Farrell (3/3) Tries: Sean Hoppe (2), Gene Ngamu, Whetu Taewa, Jason Mackie Goals: Gene Ngamu (1/5) Field Goals: Daryl Halligan (1) Central Park, Wigan 13,669 Robin Whitfield Wigan: Joe Lydon, Jason Robinson, Dean Bell (c), Gary Connolly, Sam Panapa, Frano Botica, Shaun Edwards, Neil Cowie, Martin Hall, Ian Gildart, Denis Betts, Andy Farrell, Phil Clarke. Res - Paul Stevens, Barrie-Jon Mather, Mick Cassidy, Martin Dermott. Coach - John Dorahy New Zealand: Daryl Halligan, Sean Hoppe, Iva Ropati, Whetu Taewa, Jason Williams, Gene Ngamu, Gary Freeman (c), John Lomax, Duane Mann, Brent Stuart, Stephen Kearney, Robert Piva, Jason Mackie. Res - Aaron Whittaker, David Lomax, Jason Donnelly, Jason Lowrie Surprisingly, Kiwi coach Howie Tamati elected to have Gene Ngamu kicking the goals despite the presence of 'superboot' Daryl Halligan at fullback in place of Morvin Edwards who was suffering from the flu. The ploy almost backfired as Ngamu only kicked one goal from five attempts. The match was highlighted by Sean Hoppe's 90 metre intercept try in the second half in which he left both Gary Connolly and Sam Panapa in his wake. Frano Botica, who would represent the Kiwis later in the test series, played against his national squad for Wigan. Tuesday 12 October Castleford Castleford 16 16 – 4 1993 Kiwis Tour game 4 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: St. John Ellis (3), Simon Middleton Goals: Tries: Goals: Wheldon Road, Castleford 4,927 David Campbell Castleford: Graham Steadman, St. John Ellis, Richie Blackmore, Grant Anderson, Simon Middleton, Tony Kemp, Mike Ford, Lee Crooks (c), Richard Russell, Tony Morrison, Mike Ketteridge, Andrew Hay, Ian Smales. Res – Jason Flowers, Keith England, Tony Smith, Dean Sampson. Coach – John Joyner 1st Test #eeeeee GBR NZL 17 – 0 1st Test - Great Britain vs New Zealand Tries: Jason Robinson (2) John Devereux Goals: Jonathan Davies (2) Field Goals: Jonathan Davies (1) Tries: Goals: Saturday 16 October 1993 Wembley Stadium, London 36,131 Greg McCallum AUS _blueborder _GBR1993 _blueborder _bluehorizontal FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 0000FF FFFFFF Great Britain _whiteborder _whiteV _whiteborder _hoops_white 000000 000000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 New Zealand FB 1 Johnathan DaviesLW 2 Jason RobinsonRC 3 Paul NewloveLC 4 Gary ConnollyRW 5 John DevereuxSO 6 Garry Schofield (c)SH 7 Shaun EdwardsPR 8 Karl HarrisonHK 9 Martin DermottPR 10 Karl FairbankSR 11 Denis BettsSR 12 Chris JoyntLK 13 Phil ClarkeSubstitutions:IC 14 Daryl PowellIC 15 Richard EyresIC 16 Alan TaitIC 17 Sonny NickleCoach:ENG Mal Reilly FB 1 Morvin EdwardsRW 2 Daryl HalliganRC 3 Kevin IroLC 4 Dave WatsonLW 5 Sean HoppeFE 6 Gene NgamuHB 7 Gary Freeman (c)PR 8 John LomaxHK 9 Duane MannPR 10 Brent StuartSR 11 Stephen KearneySR 12 Quentin PongiaLK 13 Tawera NikauSubstitutions:IC 14 Jason MackieIC 15 Jason WilliamsIC 16 Whetu TaewaIC 17 Jason LowrieCoach:NZL Howie Tamati Wednesday 20 October St Helens St Helens 16 8 – 14 1993 Kiwis Tour game 6 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Knowsley Road, St Helens 8,170 St Helens: David Lyon, Mike Riley, Phil Veivers, Paul Loughlin, Alan Hunte, Tea Ropati, Jonathan Griffiths, Jon Neill, Bernard Dwyer, George Mann, Chris Joynt, Sonny Nickle, Shane Cooper (c). Res – Les Quirk, Adam Fogerty, Augustine O'Donnell. Coach – Eric Hughes Sunday 24 October Leeds Leeds 16 6 – 35 1993 Kiwis Tour game 7 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Kevin Iro Goals: Simon Irving Tries: Goals: Headingley, Leeds 6,820 John Holdsworth Leeds: Alan Tait, Jim Fallon, Kevin Iro, Simon Irving, Jonathan Scales, Garry Schofield (c), Gareth Stephens, Neil Harmon, James Lowes, Gary Rose, Ian Scott, Richie Eyres, Gary Mercer. Res – Graham Holroyd, Andy Gregory, Jim Leatham, Francis Cummins. Coach – Doug Laughton Tuesday 26 October Great Britain U/21 Great Britain 16 24 – 37 1993 Kiwis Tour game 8 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Derwent Park, Workington 3,099 2nd Test #eeeeee GBR NZL 29 – 12 2nd Test - Great Britain vs New Zealand Tries: John Devereux (2) Paul Newlove Martin Offiah Garry Schofield Goals: Jonathan Davies (4/7) Field Goals: Garry Schofield (1) Tries: Iva Ropati Dave Watson Goals: Frano Botica (2/3) Saturday 30 October 1993 Central Park, Wigan 16,502 Greg McCallum AUS _blueborder _GBR1993 _blueborder _bluehorizontal FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 0000FF FFFFFF Great Britain _whiteborder _whiteV _whiteborder _hoops_white 000000 000000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 New Zealand FB 1 Johnathan DaviesRW 2 John DevereuxRC 3 Paul NewloveLC 4 Gary ConnollyLW 5 Martin OffiahSO 6 Garry Schofield (c)SH 7 Shaun EdwardsPR 8 Karl HarrisonHK 9 Lee JacksonPR 10 Karl FairbankSR 11 Sonny NickleSR 12 Chris JoyntLK 13 Phil ClarkeSubstitutions:IC 14 Daryl PowellIC 15 Richard EyresIC 16 Alan TaitIC 17 Michael JacksonCoach:ENG Mal Reilly FB 1 Morvin EdwardsRW 2 Frano BoticaRC 3 Kevin IroLC 4 Iva RopatiLW 5 Sean HoppeFE 6 Tony KempHB 7 Gary Freeman (c)PR 8 Se'e SolomonaHK 9 Duane MannPR 10 Brent StuartSR 11 Stephen KearneySR 12 Quentin PongiaLK 13 Jason MackieSubstitutions:IC 14 Jason WilliamsIC 15 John LomaxIC 16 Whetu TaewaIC 17 Gary MercerCoach:NZL Howie Tamati Martin Offiah's standing as the fastest player in rugby league took a beating during the second half when after making a break, he was unceremoniously bundled into touch after a 40-metre run by Kevin Iro. Offiah, recalled to the Lions test side after missing the first test at Wembley through injury, had a 3-metre head start on the Kiwi centre. Tuesday 2 November Widnes Widnes 16 10 – 18 1993 Kiwis Tour game 9 New Zealand Kiwis 16 New Zealand Tries: Goals: Tries: Goals: Naughton Park, Widnes 8,170 Widnes: Stuart Spruce, David Myers, Dave Ruane, Karle Hammond, Adrian Hadley, Christian Tyrer, Bobbie Goulding, Andy Ireland, Steve McCurrie, Rodney Howe, Esene Faimalo, Jon Grieve, Paul Hulme (c). Res – Jason Hunter, Paul Harris, David Smith. Coach – Phil Larder 3rd Test Great Britain wrapped up the series 3-0 with a commanding 29-10 win at Headingley in Leeds. #eeeeee GBR NZL 29 – 10 3rd Test - Great Britain vs New Zealand Tries: Phil Clarke Jonathan Davies Karl Fairbank Andy Farrell Martin Offiah Goals: Jonathan Davies (4/6) Field Goals: Jonathan Davies (1) Tries: Jason Williams Goals: Frano Botica (3/4) Saturday 6 November 1993 Headingley, Leeds 15,139 Greg McCallum AUS _blueborder _GBR1993 _blueborder _bluehorizontal FFFFFF FFFFFF FFFFFF 0000FF FFFFFF Great Britain _whiteborder _whiteV _whiteborder _hoops_white 000000 000000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 New Zealand FB 1 Johnathan DaviesRW 2 John DevereuxRC 3 Paul NewloveLC 4 Gary ConnollyLW 5 Martin OffiahSO 6 Garry Schofield (c)SH 7 Shaun EdwardsPR 8 Karl HarrisonHK 9 Lee JacksonPR 10 Karl FairbankSR 11 Andy FarrellSR 12 Chris JoyntLK 13 Phil ClarkeSubstitutions:IC 14 Daryl PowellIC 15 Sonny NickleIC 16 Alan TaitIC 17 Michael JacksonCoach:ENG Mal Reilly FB 1 Dave WatsonRW 2 Frano BoticaRC 3 Kevin IroLC 4 Iva RopatiLW 5 Sean HoppeFE 6 Tony KempHB 7 Aaron WhittakerPR 8 Se'e SolomonaHK 9 Denvour JohnstonPR 10 Brent StuartSR 11 Stephen Kearney (c)SR 12 Quentin PongiaLK 13 Jason MackieSubstitutions:IC 14 Richie BlackmoreIC 15 John LomaxIC 16 Whetu TaewaIC 17 David LomaxCoach:NZL Howie Tamati After New Zealand lost the second test, and the series, coach Howie Tamati selected Aaron Whittaker at halfback over the incumbent captain, Gary Freeman. After the match Tamati stated "I didn't believe I could win with Gary, it didn't come off but I believe the decision I made gave us a chance, whereas before we had no chance." http://m.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=11530876 Rugby League: Kiwis tours build up special magic M.nzherald.co.nz 2015-10-18 2015-11-06 The match was highlighted by an 80-metre try to Lions fullback Jonathan Davies.Jonathan Davies Best Tries France 11 November 1993 Roussillon 22 – 24 1993 Kiwis Tour game 2 New Zealand Stade Gilbert Brutus, Perpignan 5,000 14 November 1993 France B 4 – 45 1993 Kiwis Tour game 13 New Zealand Stade de la Roseraie, Marseille 2,300 Pierre Gonzales 17 November 1993 Midi-Pyrenees XIII 2 – 30 1993 Kiwis Tour game 14 New Zealand Stade Jules Ribet, Saint-Gaudens 1,700 French Test The Kiwis restored some pride by defeating France 36-11 in the test in Carcassonne. #eeeeee FRA NZL 11 – 36 France vs New Zealand Tries: Bernard Llong Claude Sirvent Goals: Pierre Chamorin (1) Field Goals: Pierre Chamorin (1) Tries: Kevin Iro (2) Gary Freeman Daryl Halligan Jason Mackie Whetu Taewa Goals: Daryl Halligan (6) Sunday 21 November 1993 Stade d'Albert Domec, Carcassonne 3,500 John Holdsworth ENG _redshoulders _francea _redshoulders _redtop 0000CD 0000CD 0000CD FFFFFF 0000CD France _whiteborder _whiteV _whiteborder _hoops_white 000000 000000 000000 FFFFFF 000000 New Zealand FB 1 Frantz MartialRW 2 Claude SirventRC 3 Pierre ChamorinLC 4 David FraisseLW 5 Pascal BomatiSO 6 Jean-Marc GarciaSH 7 Patrick Entat (c)PR 8 Bernard LlongHK 9 Mathieu KhedemiPR 10 Lilian HébertSR 11 Ezzedine AttiaSR 12 Mark BournevilleLK 13 Daniel DivetSubstitutions:IC 14 Pascal JampyIC 15 Thierry ValeroIC 16 Jean FrisonIC 17Coach:FRA Jean-Christophe Vergeynst FB 1 Morvin EdwardsRW 2 Daryl HalliganRC 3 Kevin IroLC 4 Whetu TaewaLW 5 Jason WilliamsFE 6 Tony KempHB 7 Gary Freeman (c)PR 8 Brent StuartHK 9 Denvour JohnstonPR 10 John LomaxSR 11 Jason LowrieSR 12 Quentin PongiaLK 13 Jason MackieSubstitutions:IC 14 Iva RopatiIC 15 Logan EdwardsIC 16 Peter EdwardsIC 17 David LomaxCoach:NZL Howie Tamati Aftermath The tourists were the first New Zealand team to be whitewashed by Great Britain since the 1951–52 Kiwis tour.Loss to British casts shadow over Kiwi tour https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19931124.2.94.1 The Press 24 November 1993 Christchurch 44 The tour made a profit of NZ$238,175.Rich returns for league from internationals Press, 26 March 1994, Page https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19940326.2.142.5 The Press 26 March 1994 Christchurch 92 Due to the disappointing results against Great Britain, and in the Trans-Tasman Test series against Australia earlier in the year, Howie Tamati was sacked as New Zealand's head coach.Sacked coach relieved after NZRL decision https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/CHP19940114.2.99.3 The Press 14 January 1994 Christchurch 40 Frank Endacott was appointed the new New Zealand coach from 1994. The Kiwis were next in Great Britain for the 1995 Rugby League World Cup. References 40em Category:New Zealand national rugby league team tours Category:Rugby league tours of Great Britain Category:Rugby league tours of France Tour of Great Britain and France New Zealand tour of Great Britain and France New Zealand tour of Great Britain and France New Zealand tour of Great Britain and France