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I need help because I think (in the pro era) this has only been done twice in rugby union. Emile Ntamack against Wales 1999, and this utterly superb trio from Tim ‘The Junkyard Dog’ Ryan a couple of years ago. There must surely be others but I can’t recall

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David Jones7 days ago

Tom Rogers scored a hatrick for Wales vs the All Blacks and lost, last November

Mark D7 days ago

Tom Rodger’s v New Zealand

The Statty Geezer7 days ago

That’s a rather funny shaped ball. Presumably three pens are good enough for a hatrick?!

Derek Alberts7 days ago

Happened fairly recently actually…

Antoine Dupont propaganda page7 days ago

Tom Rogers with only the 4th ever hattrick against nz last year.

Mathew Hinder7 days ago

Johnny McNicholl for Scarlets in the 2018 Pro14 final loss vs Leinster

Walking Wild6 days ago

Tom rogers against all blacks

Nathan7 days ago

Sam Simmonds for Exeter against Montpellier in 2022

El Ernes77 days ago

what's been done only twice? scoring a hat-trick?

K7 days ago

Lad for Cardiff may have done it in a loss vs us last season or the year before (sure he got two or three but not sure which).

JP Mehigan7 days ago

Brian O'Driscoll hat-trick against France in 2000.

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