Ryan Crotty’s injury-time try for the All Blacks helped them to a 24-22 victory over Ireland in Dublin and a 100 per cent 2013 winning record for the world champions.

It was a tough defeat to take for the hosts given they had led 22-17 but Crotty’s last-ditch try and then Aaron Cruden’s conversion (which came at the second attempt) sealed the win for the visitors.

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Here are the other sporting events that happened on this day:

1894: England and Yorkshire batsman Herbert Sutcliffe was born. He scored 4,555 runs in 54 Tests and scored more than 50,000 first-class runs between 1919 and 1945. He died aged 83 in 1978.
2001: Fifteen fans were injured after being hit by a car driven by two-time world champion Carlos Sainz at the Network Q Rally of Great Britain.
2003: West Brom striker Lee Hughes was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving. He was later convicted and jailed.
2004: Harry Redknapp resigned as manager of Portsmouth after his managerial style was compromised by the appointment of Velimir Zajec as executive director.
2005: Portsmouth sacked manager Alain Perrin.
2009: Manager Paul Hart was ”relieved of his duties” at Portsmouth.
2013: Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel claimed a record-equalling ninth successive Formula One race win with victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
2014: Marco Mattiacci was axed as Ferrari team principal after just seven months in the job and replaced by Maurizio Arrivabene.