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Spring wins on tries — the try scorer of the two. Ravutaumada’s case rests on tackles, but it isn’t enough to swing it. Whole career: Spring 64 matches, Ravutaumada 62 matches.
Ravutaumada averages 5.1 tackles a match to Spring’s 1.9 — 2.7 times as many.
Spring has 20 tries (one every 3.1 matches) to Ravutaumada’s 16 tries (one every 3.8 matches).
Spring averages 1.7 points a match to Ravutaumada’s 1.3 (33% more).
Winners’ edge: Spring’s teams won 48%, Ravutaumada’s teams won 35% of the matches they played.
Not every stat was recorded for every match (metres, tackles, clean breaks…): those averages use only the games that logged them.
Built only from games in our stats database. A read of the numbers, not a tip.
Tale of the tape
Per game. Totals and best single game underneath.
0.320 total · best 2Triesper game0.316 total · best 2
65.31,175 total · best 171Metresper game52.11,823 total · best 130
1.934 total · best 9Tacklesper game5.1180 total · best 14
1.7108 total · best 11Pointsper game1.380 total · best 10
0.814 total · best 2Clean breaksper game0.827 total · best 3
2.239 total · best 5Defenders beaten
Last 10 games
Tries, oldest to newest.
Spring–1––21––1–
Ravutaumada–21––––––1
per game
2.9103 total · best 9
0.917 total · best 4Missed tacklesper game · lower is better1.655 total · best 4
Tom Spring v Selestino Ravutaumada: stats compared | Lineball