The 2008 New Zealand rugby union tour was a series of matches played in Hong Kong, United Kingdom and Ireland in November 2008, by New Zealand national rugby union team.
The All Blacks obtained their third Grand Slam after the 1978 tour and 2005 New Zealand rugby union tour of Britain and Ireland.
The tour opened with a match against Australia in Hong Kong, valid for Bledisloe Cup.
Bledisloe Cup
A First match was played in Hong Kong against Australia. It was the fourth match between the two teams. Winning the match, the All Blacks, tied the series (2–2) valid also for Bledisloe Cup, holding the title.
Australia  | 14–19 |  New Zealand |
Try: Mitchell 8'
Mitchell 25'
Con: Giteau 8' e 25'
Pen: Carter 12' 23' 31' | Report | Try: Sivivatu 41'
McCaw 82'
Pen: Carter 12' 23' 31' |
Grand Slam
Scotland
The first test gave All Blacks an easy victory, with Richie McCaw and Dan Carter on the bench of reserves.
Ireland
Also again Ireland, the All Blacks obtain a good victory, but the first half (close 10–3) was not easy, and the All Blacks lead the match only thanks a penalty try in the last minute of the half.
Munster
 Munster | 16–18 | New Zealand |
Try: Murphy 36'
Con: Warwick 37'
Pen: Warwick 8' 15'
Drop: Warwick 21' | Report | Try: Donald 22' Rokokoco 75'
Con: Donald 23'
Pen: Donald 9' 46' |
Wales
Wales  | 9–29 | New Zealand |
| Pen: S.Jones 2' 13' 23' | Report | Try: Nonu 54' Kaino 80'
Con: Carter 54' Carter 80'
Pen: Carter 17' 39' 41' 63' 74' |
England
England  | 6–32 | New Zealand |
| Pen: Fllod 16' Armitage 48' | Report | Try: Muliaina 58' 65' Nonu 72'
Con: Carter 73'
Pen: Carter 14' 26' 36' 38' 61' |
Scotland
Ireland
