Template:Infobox rugby league representative team/doc

This template's scope is rugby league football representative team articles including national, state, all star and other combinations.

Examples: Australia national rugby league team, Queensland rugby league team and Other Nationalities rugby league team.

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{{Infobox rugby league representative team
| Name               = 

| Badge              = 
| Badge_size         = 
| Badge_caption      = 
| Badge2             = 
| Badge2_size        = 
| Badge2_caption     = 

| Nickname           = 
| Nickname2          = 
| Nickname3          = 
| Governing body     = 
| Region             = 
| Coach              = 
| Captain            = 

| Most caps          = 
| Most caps2         =
| Most caps3         =
| Top try-scorer     = 
| Top try-scorer2    = 
| Top try-scorer3    =
| Top point-scorer   = 
| Top point-scorer2  =
| Top point-scorer3  =

| Home Stadium       =

| First game         = 
| First international=
| Largest win        = 
| Largest loss       = 

}}

Additional

RLIF ranked team

 | RLIF Rank = 

World Cup participants

 | World cup apps = | World cup first = | World cup best = 

Non international team major fixtures

 | First international title = 

American English version of template

 | AmE =

Explanation of fields

Field name	What it does	Notes
| Name =	Name of the representative team	Common name, what is represented by the team "Australia" rather than "Australia national rugby league team" This field is for the title of the infobox and also alters the image (team badge) alt text
| Badge = | Badge_size = | Badge_caption = | Badge2 = Badge2_size = | Badge2_caption =	Display the team's badge(s) / crest	"Example.png" "100px" "Badge" - Advised only to use when a team has two badges. If two badges displayed, use the simple terms "Badge" and/or "Crest". Either of badge or badge2 displayed alone will be centred. If both badge and badge2 are used, the images will have a column each and image size is restricted. Display badge and crest on the sides they would usually be seen on a playing shirt.
| Nickname = | Nickname2 = | Nickname3 =	If the team has a well known nickname(s)	One nickname per field.
| Governing body =	Body operating the team	Insert the name of the governing body that operates this representative team. Include links manually: Example: "Australian Rugby League" for Australia national rugby league team Example: "Queensland Rugby League" for Queensland rugby league team
| Region =
| Coach =	Name of the team's head coach	Insert the name of the team's head coach. Include links manually: Example: "Tim Sheens"
| Captain =	Name of the team's captain	Insert the name of the team's captain. Include links manually: Example: "Tim Sheens"
| Most caps = | Most caps2 = | Most caps3 =	The player(s) to have played the most time for the team	Insert the player or players to have played the most times for the team. Note the number of caps. Include links manually: Example: "Darren Lockyer (50)"
| Top try-scorer = | Top try-scorer2 = | Top try-scorer3 =	The player(s) to have scored the most tries for the team	Insert the player or players to have scored the most tries for the team. Note the number of tries. Include links manually: Example: "Ken Irvine (33)"
| Top point-scorer = | Top point-scorer2 = | Top point-scorer3 =	The player(s) to have scored the most points for the team	Insert the player or players to have scored the most points for the team. Note the number of points. Include links manually: Example: "Mal Meninga (272)"
| Home Stadium =	Does the team have a home stadium	This is for the single most used home venue, not for a list of several. Not all teams have a home stadium, leave blank if not applicable.
| pattern_la1 = | pattern_b1 = | pattern_ra1 = | pattern_sh1 = | pattern_so1 = | leftarm1 = | body1 = | rightarm1 = | shorts1 = | socks1 =	Makes an image of the team's kit	Operates using {{Football kit}} template. See that template for further instructions.
| First game =	First match played by the rep team	The first match played by the team. Useful if a national team didn't play an international fixture first or for other rep teams that played a first game before their major known type of fixture (e.g. matches before State of Origin was established for NSW or Qld). Details of the first match played. Include the teams, score, location and date. Use the {{rl}} and {{rl-rt}} templates. Example and output: {{rl|England}} 22–22 {{rl-rt|Australia}}<br/>([[London]], [[England]]; December 1908) England 22–22 Australia (London, England; December 1908)
| First international= | First international title =	First international or major known type of fixture played by the rep team.	First international can be filled out as in First game. First international title can be used for non-national teams to record the first of their major type of fixture. The heading in the infobox will change to the value entered with this field. Usage example: The first State of Origin match for Queensland or New South Wales.
| Largest win = | Largest loss =	The best and worst scorelines the team has achieved.	Largest win and Largest loss can be filled out as in First game.
| RLIF Rank =	International standings of the team according to RLIF rankings	This is a field for national teams ranked by the Rugby League International Federation. Enter a single number only. Example: enter "1" in the infobox and the output will be displayed as "1st".
| World cup apps =	Number of times the team has appeared in the World Cup.	Field for teams that have participated in the World Cup. Enter a single number in the field. Example: "3"
| World cup first =	The first time that the team appeared in the World Cup.	Field for teams that have participated in the World Cup. Enter the year only. The template will link the value entered to that World Cup tournament. Example: "2000"
| World cup best =	The best finish that the team has achieved in the World Cup.	Field for teams that have participated in the World Cup. Enter the best finishing position and then the tournaments that this was achieved in. Example and output: Runners-up, [[1975 Rugby League World Cup|1975]]; [[1995 Rugby League World Cup|1995]] Runners-up, 1975; 1995
| AmE =	Switch the template to use American English.	Any value entered in this field will switch Commonwealth English for American English. Currently this only changes "Colours" to "Colors".

Example

{{Infobox rugby league representative team
| Name               = Australia
| Badge              = Bad Title Example.png
| Badge_size         = 100px
| Nickname           = The Kangaroos
| Governing body     = [[Australian Rugby League]]
| Region             = Oceania
| Coach              = [[Tim Sheens]]
| Captain            = [[Darren Lockyer]]
| RLIF Rank          = 1
| Most caps          = [[Darren Lockyer]] (50)
| Top try-scorer     = [[Ken Irvine]] (33)
| Top try-scorer2    = [[Darren Lockyer]] (33)
| Top point-scorer    = [[Mal Meninga]] (272)

| pattern_la1=_goldborder|pattern_b1=_ goldV|pattern_ra1=_goldborder 
| leftarm1=023E00|body1=023E00|rightarm1=023E00|shorts1=023E00|socks1=FFB518

| First game         = {{rl|England}} 22–22 {{rl-rt|Australia}}<br/>([[London]], [[England]]; December 1908) 
| Largest win        = {{rl|Russia}}  4–110 {{rl-rt|Australia}}<br/>([[Kingston upon Hull|Hull]], [[England]]; 4 November 2000)
| Largest loss       = {{rl|New Zealand}} 24–0 {{rl-rt|Australia}}<br/>([[Leeds]], [[England]]; 26 November 2005) 

| World cup apps     = 13 
| World cup first    = 1954 
| World cup best     = Winners: [[1957 Rugby League World Cup|1957]]; [[1968 Rugby League World Cup|1968]]; [[1970 Rugby League World Cup|1970]];[[1975 Rugby League World Cup|1975]]; [[1977 Rugby League World Cup|1977]]; [[1985 - 1988 Rugby League World Cup|1988]]; [[1989–1992 Rugby League World Cup|1992]]; [[1995 Rugby League World Cup|1995]]; [[2000 Rugby League World Cup|2000]] 
}}

Australia

Team information
Nickname	The Kangaroos
Governing body	Australian Rugby League
Region	Oceania
Head coach	Tim Sheens
Captain	Darren Lockyer
Most caps	Darren Lockyer (50)
Top try-scorers	Ken Irvine (33) Darren Lockyer (33)
Top point-scorer	Mal Meninga (272)
RLIF ranking	1st
Uniforms
First colours
Team results
First game
England 22–22 Australia (London, England; December 1908)
Biggest win
Russia 4–110 Australia (Hull, England; 4 November 2000)
Biggest defeat
New Zealand 24–0 Australia (Leeds, England; 26 November 2005)
World Cup
Appearances	13 (first time in 1954)
Best result	Winners: 1957; 1968; 1970;1975; 1977; 1988; 1992; 1995; 2000