Rugby-Australia v New Zealand Rugby Championship test

SYDNEY, Aug 18 (Reuters) - Factbox on Rugby Championship test between Australia and New Zealand on Saturday: When: Aug. 20, 8 pm local (1000 GMT) Where: Olympic Stadium, Sydney (Capacity: 83,500) Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa) Assistants: Romain Poite (France), Federico Anselmi (Argentina) AUSTRALIA World ranking: 4 Coach: Michael Cheika Captain: Stephen Moore Team: 15-Israel Folau, 14-Adam Ashley Cooper, 13-Tevita Kuridrani, 12-Matt Giteau, 11-Dane Haylett-Petty, 10-Bernard Foley, 9-Will Genia, 8-David Pocock, 7-Michael Hooper, 6-Ben McCalman, 5-Rob Simmons, 4-Kane Douglas, 3-Sekope Kepu, 2-Stephen Moore (captain), 1-Scott Sio Replacements: 16-Tatafu Polota-Nau, 17-James Slipper, 18-Allan Ala'alatoa, 19-Dean Mumm, 20-Scott Fardy, 21-Nick Phipps 22-Matt Toomua, 23-Rob Horne NEW ZEALAND World ranking: 1 Coach: Steve Hansen Captain: Kieran Read Team: 15-Israel Dagg, 14-Ben Smith, 13-Malakai Fekitoa, 12-Ryan Crotty, 11-Waisake Naholo, 10-Beauden Barrett, 9-Aaron Smith, 8-Kieran Read (captain), 7-Sam Cane, 6-Jerome Kaino, 5-Sam Whitelock, 4-Brodie Retallick, 3-Owen Franks, 2-Nathan Harris, 1-Wyatt Crockett. Replacements: 16-Codie Taylor, 17-Kane Hames, 18-Charlie Faumuina, 19-Liam Squire, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-TJ Perenara, 22-Aaron Cruden, 23-Julian Savea OVERALL RECORD Played: 155 Australia wins: 42 New Zealand wins: 106 Draws: 7 IN SYDNEY (since 2000) 2015 Australia 27-19 New Zealand 2014 Australia 12-12 New Zealand 2013 New Zealand 47-29 Australia 2012 New Zealand 27-19 Australia 2010 New Zealand 23-22 Australia 2009 New Zealand 19-18 Australia 2008 Australia 34-19 New Zealand 2005 New Zealand 30-13 Australia 2004 Australia 23-18 New Zealand 2003 Australia 22-10 New Zealand* 2003 New Zealand 50-21 Australia 2002 Australia 16-14 New Zealand 2001 Australia 29-26 New Zealand 2000 New Zealand 39-25 Australia LAST FIVE MEETINGS 2015 New Zealand 34-17 Australia* (London) 2015 New Zealand 41-13 Australia (Auckland) 2014 Australia 27-19 New Zealand (Sydney) 2014 New Zealand 29-28 Australia (Brisbane) 2014 New Zealand 51-20 Australia (Auckland) *Indicates Rugby World Cup match (Compiled by Greg Stutchbury in Wellington; Editing by Sudipto Ganguly)