FACTBOX-All Blacks' record under Steve Hansen

Here is the team's record under Hansen since he took over as head coach following the 2011 World Cup. P W D L 57 52 2 3 - - 2016 57 Wales 46-6 Dunedin June 25 56 Wales 36-22 Wellington June 18 55 Wales 39-21 Auckland June 11 - - 2015 54* Australia 34-17 London Oct. 31 53* South Africa 20-18 London Oct. 24 52* France 62-13 Cardiff Oct. 17 51* Tonga 47-9 Newcastle Oct. 9 50* Georgia 43-10 Cardiff Oct. 2 49* Namibia 58-14 London Sept. 24 48* Argentina 26-16 London Sept. 20 47 Australia 41-13 Auckland Aug. 15 46 Australia 19-27 Sydney Aug. 8 45 South Africa 27-20 Johannesburg July 25 44 Argentina 39-18 Christchurch July 17 43 Samoa 25-16 Apia July 8 - - 2014 42 Wales 34-16 Cardiff Nov. 22 41 Scotland 24-16 Edinburgh Nov. 15 40 England 24-21 London Nov. 8 39 United States 74-6 Chicago Nov. 1 38 Australia 29-28 Brisbane Oct. 18 37 South Africa 25-27 Johannesburg Oct. 4 36 Argentina 34-13 La Plata Sept. 27 35 South Africa 14-10 Wellington Sept. 13 34 Argentina 28-9 Napier Sept. 6 33 Australia 51-20 Auckland Aug. 23 32 Australia 12-12 Sydney Aug. 16 31 England 36-13 Hamilton June 21 30 England 28-27 Dunedin June 14 29 England 20-15 Auckland June 7 - - 2013 28 Ireland 24-22 Dublin Nov. 25 27 England 30-22 London Nov. 18 26 France 26-19 Paris Nov. 10 25 Japan 54-6 Tokyo Nov. 2 24 Australia 41-33 Dunedin Oct. 19 23 South Africa 38-27 Johannesburg Oct. 5 22 Argentina 33-15 La Plata Sept. 27 21 South Africa 29-15 Auckland Sept. 14 20 Argentina 28-13 Hamilton Sept. 7 19 Australia 27-16 Wellington Aug. 24 18 Australia 47-29 Sydney Aug. 17 17 France 24-9 New Plymouth June 22 16 France 30-0 Christchurch June 15 15 France 23-13 Auckland June 8 - - 2012 14 England 21-38 London Dec. 1 13 Wales 33-10 Cardiff Nov. 24 12 Italy 42-10 Rome Nov. 17 11 Scotland 51-22 Edinburgh Nov. 11 10 Australia 18-18 Brisbane Oct. 20 9 South Africa 32-16 Johannesburg Oct. 6 8 Argentina 54-15 La Plata Sept. 29 7 South Africa 21-11 Dunedin Sept. 15 6 Argentina 21-5 Wellington Sept. 8 5 Australia 22-0 Auckland Aug. 25 4 Australia 27-19 Sydney Aug. 18 3 Ireland 60-0 Hamilton June 23 2 Ireland 22-19 Christchurch June 16 1 Ireland 42-10 Auckland June 9 - - * indicates Rugby World Cup match (Compiled by Greg Stutchbury; Editing by Ian Ransom)