Complete List Of Rugby World Cup Winners Dating Backing To 1954
Here you will find a complete list of Rugby League World Cup winners dating back to 1954.
The Rugby League World Cup is the longest running Rugby World Cup in existence. Since 1954 there have been 15 tournaments that have been held in various formats.
Australia has been the most successful nation followed by Great Britain and New Zealand.
Here are the winners of each tournament:
1954: Great Britain
1957: Australia
1960: Great Britain
1968: Australia
1970: Australia
1972: Great Britain
1975: Australia
1977: Australia
1985-88: Australia
1989-92: Australia
1995: Australia
2000: Australia
2008: New Zealand
2013: Australia
2017: Australia
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