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Andrew Cole (Australia)

South Africa refereeing history:
DateOpponentResultVenue
12 Jun 1999 Italy Win: 74-3 Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth
19 Jun 1999 Italy Win: 101-0 Kingspark, Durban
19 Aug 2000 New Zealand Win: 46-40 Ellispark, Johannesburg
06 Jul 2002 Samoa Win: 60-18 Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
24 Jul 2004 New Zealand Lose: 21-23 Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch
06 Aug 2005 New Zealand Win: 22-16 Newlands, Cape Town