Springbok no. 394 · Lock

Tiny Naude

Jacobus Pieter Naude · WP

14Tests

2Tries

2Tours

26Age at debut

Test career

196319651968

First test

7 Sep 1963, age 26 · Lock v Australia, Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth

Last test

27 Jul 1968, age 31 · Lock v Britain, Ellis Park, Johannesburg

Biography

Tiny Naude was a big lock and a reliable goal-kicker who scored 47 points in 14 Tests. Born in Warrenton on 2 November 1936, he moved to Western Province to win his Springbok place.

He scored a try and a penalty on debut against Australia in 1963. His most famous kick came in Christchurch in 1965, when he landed a difficult late penalty in muddy conditions to win the third Test 19–16. He also scored a try and two penalties in the 25–20 win over the British Isles in 1968. He died on 28 December 2006.

Test history

14 tests · 47 points

Date	Opponent	Venue	Position	Result	Province
07 Sep 1963	Australia	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth	Lock	W 22–6	WP
19 Jun 1965	Australia	Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney	Lock	L 11–18	WP
26 Jun 1965	Australia	Brisbane Stadium (Lang Park), Brisbane	Lock	L 8–12	WP
31 Jul 1965	New Zealand	Athletic Park, Wellington	Lock	L 3–6	WP
04 Sep 1965	New Zealand	Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch	Lock	W 19–16	WP
18 Sep 1965	New Zealand	Eden Park, Auckland	Lock	L 3–20	WP
15 Jul 1967	France	Kings Park, Durban	Lock	W 26–3	WP
22 Jul 1967	France	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein	Lock	W 16–3	WP
29 Jul 1967	France	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	Lock	L 14–19	WP
12 Aug 1967	France	Newlands, Cape Town	Lock	D 6–6	WP
08 Jun 1968	Britain	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	Lock	W 25–20	WP
22 Jun 1968	Britain	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth	Lock	D 6–6	WP
13 Jul 1968	Britain	Newlands, Cape Town	Lock	W 11–6	WP
27 Jul 1968	Britain	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	Lock	W 19–6	WP