NewsPrismaUS, UK, Canada & Australia news, compared across the papers
LIVE
Sports

All Blacks v Scotland: Scott Cummings says Scotland can beat All Blacks for first time

Scotland have never beaten New Zealand in 33 attempts, with two draws.

Covered by 3 sources from 2 countries. First reported by The New Zealand Herald ·

Headlines compared

Common ground: most headlines mention “Blacks”, “Scott Cummings” and “beat”.

Different angles:

  • The New Zealand Herald “first time”
  • Daily Mail “Scots aiming to make history”
  • The Independent “Scottish influence has transformed New Zealand”

One is framed as a question.

How 3 newspapers cover this story

  1. The New Zealand HeraldNew ZealandFirst report

    All Blacks v Scotland: Scott Cummings says Scotland can beat All Blacks for first time

    Scotland have never beaten New Zealand in 33 attempts, with two draws.

    · All Blacks vs Scotland: Why Fabian Holland and Scott Barrett are now first-choice locks

  2. Daily MailUnited Kingdom

    Scots aiming to make history with statement victory over All Blacks, says Scott Cummings

    Scotland lock Scott Cummings has urged his team-mates to deliver a statement victory against New Zealand when the teams clash at Murrayfield on Saturday.

    · Townsend insists Scots will not be overawed by aura of the All Blacks in their quest for historic victory

  3. The IndependentUnited Kingdom

    A Scottish influence has transformed New Zealand – but can they finally beat the All Blacks?

    Former Glasgow coach Dave Rennie and Scotland scrum half Mike Blair have turned the All Blacks around – making the hosts’ task tougher as they again seek a first win over New Zealand at Murrayfield

Coverage details

3 outlets from 2 countries are covering this story: The New Zealand Herald, Daily Mail and The Independent. The New Zealand Herald published it first, on November 4, 2026; the last outlet to join was The Independent, 2 days later.

Key names in the coverage: Fabian Holland, Scott Barrett, Blacks and Scotland.

By country: United Kingdom (2), New Zealand (1). In total 5 articles have been published, because some outlets updated the story several times.

More news from November 4, 2026 →

Related stories