The results are in! Yesterday, we asked you Roarers to rate the Wallabies side that took to the field against the All Blacks, and now we’ve added up the data from 379 responders to bring your our DIY player ratings from the Test.
Despite the Wallabies copping a big-margin loss against the All Blacks, the view from voters was generally favourable with most players coming in at around a five or six – halfway decent, if not particularly good.
Bernard Foley, Israel Folau, Rory Arnold and Lopeti Timani were among the Wallabies’ best in the eyes of the voters, but it was something of an even performance with no one player really taking control of the game – and maybe that was the problem.
In hot water based on our votes however would be Dean Mumm, picking up the lowest results of any starter with an average rating of just 4.44.
Check out the full results below and let us know what you think in the comments.
1. Scott Sio
Average rating: 5.46
Most common rating: 6 (127)
2. Stephen Moore
Average rating: 5.67
Most common rating: 6 (109)
3. Sekope Kepu
Average rating: 6.19
Most common rating: 6 (107)
4. Rory Arnold
Average rating: 6.34
Most common rating: 7 (123)
5. Adam Coleman
Average rating: 6.07
Most common rating: 7 (109)
6. Dean Mumm
Average rating: 4.44
Most common rating: 5 (85)
7. Michael Hooper
Average rating: 5.65
Most common rating: 7 (91)
8. Lopeti Timani
Average rating: 6.27
Most common rating: 7 (107)
9. Nick Phipps
Average rating: 5.49
Most common rating: 7 (85)
10. Bernard Foley
Average rating: 6.53
Most common rating: 7 (102)
11. Henry Speight
Average rating: 5.15
Most common rating: 6 (97)
12. Reece Hodge
Average rating: 5.07
Most common rating: 5 (102)
13. Samu Kerevi
Average rating: 5.27
Most common rating: 5 (126)
14. Dane Haylett-Perry
Average rating: 5.81
Most common rating: 7 (99)
15. Israel Folau
Average rating: 6.44
Most common rating: 7 (120)
16. James Hanson
Average rating: 4.57
Most common rating: 5 (168)
17. Tom Robertson
Average rating: 4.38
Most common rating: 5 (163)
18. Allan Ala’alatoa
Average rating: 4.54
Most common rating: 5 (167)
19. Rob Simmons
Average rating: 5.51
Most common rating: 6 (105)
20. David Pocock
Average rating: 6.05
Most common rating: 6 (111)
21. Nick Frisby
Average rating: 4.59
Most common rating: 5 (131)
22. Quade Cooper
Average rating: 4.38
Most common rating: 5 (154)
23. Sefa Naivalu
Average rating: 4.78
Most common rating: 5 (146)
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