24 (2 tries, 8 goals) – Shaun Johnson (2013) v France, 1 November 2013 24 (12 goals) – Tasesa Lavea (2000) v Cook Islands, 2 November 2000 24 (6 tries) – Hugh McGahan (1983) v Papua New Guinea, 2 October 1983 22 (1 try, 9 goals) – Bryson Goodwin v (2009) v France, 31 October 2009 22 (1 try, 9 goals) – Shaun Johnson (2017) v Scotland, 4 November 2017 Most games as Captain 22 – Benji Marshall (2008–2012, 2019) 19 – Gary Freeman (1990–1993, 1995) 18 – Ruben Wiki (2003–2006) 18 – Mark Graham (1980–1983, 1985–1986) 15 – Roy Christian (1970–1972) 14 – Ken Stirling (1974–1975, 1978) 14 – Cliff Johnson (1957–1960) New Zealand A New Zealand are also represented by a second-string representative team called "New Zealand A". New Zealand A def. Australian Invitational XIII 48–18 (22 October 2006) New Zealand A def. Australian Invitational XIII 40–16 (15 October 2005) Between 2002 and 2003 the New Zealand Residents were referred to as New Zealand 'A' National League 1 Representative def. New Zealand A 40–28 (2 November 2003) Great Britain def. New Zealand A 52–18 (29 October 2003) Warrington Wolves def. New Zealand A 28–26 (26 October 2003) National League 2 Representative def. New Zealand A 27–6 (22 October 2003) New Zealand A drew Cumbria 24–24 (19 October 2003) New Zealand A def. USA 74–4 (6 October 2002) France def. New Zealand A (29 September 2002) See also Junior Kiwis New Zealand Rugby League Rugby league in New Zealand 2007 All Golds Celebrations New Zealand Māori rugby league team New Zealand national rugby union team Sources Rugby league from 1966 encyclopaedia of New Zealand References External links Official site National rugby league teams Rugby League Four Nations