The All Blacks have the chance to make history with a tier one record of 18 straight Test victories when they take on Australia in Saturday’s Bledisloe Test, presented by American Express.
Since taking out Australia 41-13 at Eden Park on August 15 2015, the All Blacks have marched to 17 straight victories.
The winning streak includes the 2015 Rugby World Cup crown, the 2016 Investec Rugby Championship and retention of both the Bledisloe Cup and Freedom Cup in 2016.
A win over Australia on Saturday will eclipse the All Blacks longest two previous winning streaks of 17 which were recorded between 1965-1970 and 2013-2014.
THE STREAK
Game 17
October 9 2016: All Blacks 57 South Africa 15
Durban, South Africa
Game 16
October 2 2016: All Blacks 36 Argentina 17
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Game 15
September 17 2016: All Blacks 41 South Africa 13
Christchurch, NZ
Game 14
September 10 2016: All Blacks 57 Argentina 22
Hamilton, NZ
Game 13
August 27 2016: All Blacks 29 Australia 9
Wellington, NZ
Game 12
August 20 2016: All Blacks 42 Australia 8
Sydney, Australia
Game 11
June 25 2016: All Blacks 46 Wales 6
Dunedin, NZ
Game 10
June 18 2016: All Blacks 36 Wales 22
Wellington, NZ
Game 9
June 11 2016: All Blacks 39 Wales 21
Auckland, NZ
Game 8
November 1 2015: All Blacks 34 Australia 17
London, England (RWC final)
Game 7
October 25 2015: All Blacks 20 South Africa 18
London, England (RWC semifinal)
Game 6
October 18 2015: All Blacks 62 France 13
Cardiff, France (RWC quarterfinal)
Game 5
October 10 2015: All Blacks 47 Tonga 9
Newcastle, England (RWC pool game)
Game 4
October 3 2015: All Blacks 43 Georgia 10
Cardiff, Wales (RWC pool game)
Game 3
September 25 2015: All Blacks 58 Namibia 14
London, England (RWC pool game)
Game 2
September 21 2015: All Blacks 26 Argentina 16
London, England (RWC pool game)
Game 1
August 15 2015: All Blacks 41 Australia 13
Auckland, NZ
NOTE: The overall Test winning streak record of 24 consecutive wins is held by Cyprus
source allbacks.com
Martin Myers 
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