Cook Cup
Established in 1997 when Australia and England contracted to play each other bi-annually for 10 years, on a home and away basis. The cup is named after Captain James Cook representing a notable English/Australian connection. The cup is made from crystal and was designed by Royal Doulton in London.
Australia won the Cook Cup in 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004 and 2006.
| Cook Cup results 1997 - 2008 |
| Year | Winner | Matches | Venue | | 1997 | Australia 1-0 | Australia - 25 v England - 6 | SFS, Sydney | | | England - 15 v Australia - 15 | Twickenham, London | | 1998 | Australia 2-0 | Australia - 76 v England - 0 | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | | | England - 11 v Australia - 12 | Twickenham, London | | 1999 | Australia 1-0 | Australia - 22 v England - 15 | Subiaco Oval, Perth | | 2000 | England 1-0 | England - 22 v Australia - 19 | Twickenham, London | | 2001 | England 1-0 | England - 21 v Australia - 15 | Twickenham, London | | 2002 | England 1-0 | England - 32 v Australia - 31 | Twickenham, London | | 2003 | England 1-0 | Australia - 14 v England - 25 | Telstra Dome, Melbourne | | 2004 | Australia 2-0 | Australia - 51 v England - 15 | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | | | England - 19 v Australia - 21 | Twickenham, London | | 2005 | England 1-0 | England - 26 v Australia - 16 | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | | 2006 | Australia 2-0 | Australia - 34 v England - 3 | Telstra Stadium, Sydney | | | Australia - 43 v England - 18 | Telstra Dome, Melbourne |
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