REAL RUGBY STATS

Springbok no. 769 · Scrumhalf

Enrico Januarie

Enrico Ricardo Januarie · Lions, WP

47Tests
5Tries
4Tours
23Age at debut

Test career

200520072010

First test

11 Jun 2005, age 23 · Scrumhalf v Uruguay, Basil Kenyon Stadium, East London

Last test

21 Aug 2010, age 28 · Reserve v New Zealand, National Stadium, Johannesburg

Biography

Ricky Januarie was a small, nippy scrumhalf who played 47 Tests between 2005 and 2010. Born in Hopefield on 1 February 1982, he played for the Lions and Western Province. He was a member of the 2007 World Cup-winning squad and scored a famous solo try to win the Test against New Zealand in Dunedin in 2008, South Africa’s first win there.

Test history

47 tests · 25 points
DateOpponentVenuePositionResultProvince
11 Jun 2005UruguayBasil Kenyon Stadium, East LondonScrumhalfW 134–3Lions
25 Jun 2005FranceBoet Erasmus, Port ElizabethScrumhalfW 27–13Lions
09 Jul 2005AustraliaStadium Australia, SydneyScrumhalfL 12–30Lions
23 Jul 2005AustraliaEllis Park, JohannesburgScrumhalfW 33–20Lions
30 Jul 2005AustraliaLoftus Versfeld, PretoriaReserveW 22–16Lions
06 Aug 2005New ZealandNewlands, Cape TownScrumhalfW 22–16Lions
20 Aug 2005AustraliaSubiaco Oval, PerthScrumhalfW 22–19Lions
27 Aug 2005New ZealandCarisbrook, DunedinScrumhalfL 27–31Lions
10 Jun 2006ScotlandKings Park, DurbanReserveW 36–16Lions
17 Jun 2006ScotlandBoet Erasmus, Port ElizabethReserveW 29–15Lions
24 Jun 2006FranceNewlands, Cape TownReserveL 26–36Lions
15 Jul 2006AustraliaBrisbane Stadium (Lang Park), BrisbaneScrumhalfL 0–49Lions
11 Nov 2006IrelandAviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road), DublinScrumhalfL 15–32Lions
18 Nov 2006EnglandTwickenham, LondonScrumhalfL 21–23Lions
25 Nov 2006EnglandTwickenham, LondonScrumhalfW 25–14Lions
26 May 2007EnglandFree State Stadium, BloemfonteinScrumhalfW 58–10Lions
02 Jun 2007EnglandLoftus Versfeld, PretoriaScrumhalfW 55–22Lions
09 Jun 2007SamoaEllis Park, JohannesburgScrumhalfW 35–8Lions
15 Aug 2007NamibiaNewlands, Cape TownReserveW 105–13Lions
09 Sep 2007SamoaParc des Princes, ParisReserveW 59–7Lions
22 Sep 2007TongaStade Felix Bollaert, LensScrumhalfW 30–25Lions
24 Nov 2007WalesMillennium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), CardiffScrumhalfW 34–12Lions
14 Jun 2008WalesLoftus Versfeld, PretoriaScrumhalfW 37–21WP
21 Jun 2008ItalyNewlands, Cape TownScrumhalfW 26–0WP
05 Jul 2008New ZealandWellington Regional Stadium, WellingtonScrumhalfL 8–19WP
12 Jul 2008New ZealandCarisbrook, DunedinScrumhalfW 30–28WP
19 Jul 2008AustraliaSubiaco Oval, PerthScrumhalfL 9–16WP
09 Aug 2008ArgentinaEllis Park, JohannesburgScrumhalfW 63–9WP
16 Aug 2008New ZealandNewlands, Cape TownReserveL 0–19WP
23 Aug 2008AustraliaKings Park, DurbanReserveL 15–27WP
30 Aug 2008AustraliaEllis Park, JohannesburgReserveW 53–8WP
08 Nov 2008WalesMillennium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), CardiffReserveW 20–15WP
15 Nov 2008ScotlandMurrayfield, EdinburghScrumhalfW 14–10WP
22 Nov 2008EnglandTwickenham, LondonScrumhalfW 42–6WP
20 Jun 2009BritainKings Park, DurbanReserveW 26–21WP
25 Jul 2009New ZealandFree State Stadium, BloemfonteinReserveW 28–19WP
01 Aug 2009New ZealandKings Park, DurbanReserveW 31–19WP
08 Aug 2009AustraliaNewlands, Cape TownReserveW 29–17WP
29 Aug 2009AustraliaSubiaco Oval, PerthReserveW 32–25WP
12 Sep 2009New ZealandWaikato Stadium, HamiltonReserveW 32–29WP
05 Jun 2010WalesMillennium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), CardiffScrumhalfW 34–31WP
12 Jun 2010FranceNewlands, Cape TownScrumhalfW 42–17WP
19 Jun 2010ItalyPuma Stadium, WitbankScrumhalfW 29–13WP
26 Jun 2010ItalyBasil Kenyon Stadium, East LondonScrumhalfW 55–11WP
10 Jul 2010New ZealandEden Park, AucklandScrumhalfL 12–32WP
17 Jul 2010New ZealandWellington Regional Stadium, WellingtonScrumhalfL 17–31WP
21 Aug 2010New ZealandNational Stadium, JohannesburgReserveL 22–29WP