Progression of Australia association football caps record

This is a progressive list of association footballers who have held or co-held the record for international caps for the Australia national soccer team. The record is held by Mark Schwarzer with 109 caps. Schwarzer and Tim Cahill are the only players to have appeared 100 or more times for Australia, meaning that they are the only two Australian members of the FIFA Century Club.

Record

Player	Cap	Date	Opponent	Score	Notes
George Cartwright	10	26 July 1924	Canada	1–0
Jack Evans		24 September 1938	India	5–4
Jimmy McNabb
Jack Evans	11	1 October 1938	India	3–1
Cec Drummond		24 June 1950	South Africa	2–3
	12	1 July 1950	South Africa	1–2
	13	8 July 1950	South Africa	2–1
	14	22 July 1950	South Africa	2–0
Johnny Warren		26 November 1967	Malaysia	4–0
	15	30 March 1968	Japan	2–2
Stan Ackerley		31 March 1968	Japan	3–1
	16	4 April 1968	Japan	1–3
	17	19 July 1969	Greece	1–0
	18	23 July 1969	Greece	2–2
	19	27 July 1969	Greece	0–2
	20	10 October 1969	Japan	3–1
	21	14 October 1969	South Korea	2–1
	22	16 October 1969	Japan	1–1
	23	20 October 1969	South Korea	1–1
	24	23 November 1969	Rhodesia	1–1
	25	27 November 1969	Rhodesia	2–2
	26	4 December 1969	Israel	0–1
	27	14 December 1969	Israel	1–1
Johnny Warren		4 November 1970	Iran	2–1
	28	10 November 1970	Israel	1–0
	29	17 November 1970	Greece	3–1
	30	1 December 1970	Mexico	0–3
	31	7 October 1972	Indonesia	4–1
	32	9 October 1972	New Zealand	3–1
	33	15 October 1972	South Vietnam	1–0
	34	24 October 1972	South Korea	2–0
	35	29 October 1972	Philippines	6–0
	36	16 February 1973	Bulgaria	1–1
	37	4 March 1973	New Zealand	1–1
Ray Baartz		11 March 1973	Iraq	3–1
Manfred Schaefer
Ray Baartz	38	13 March 1973	Indonesia	2–1
Manfred Schaefer
Ray Baartz	39	16 March 1973	New Zealand	3–3
Manfred Schaefer
Ray Baartz	40	18 March 1973	Iraq	0–0
Manfred Schaefer
Ray Baartz	41	24 March 1973	Indonesia	6–0
Manfred Schaefer
Ray Baartz	42	18 August 1973	Iran	3–0
	43	24 August 1973	Iran	0–2
	44	28 October 1973	South Korea	0–0
	45	10 November 1973	South Korea	2–2
	46	13 November 1973	South Korea	2–2
	47	25 April 1974	Uruguay	0–0
	48	27 April 1974	Uruguay	2–0
Manfred Schaefer		18 June 1974	West Germany	0–3
	49	22 June 1974	Chile	0–0
Peter Wilson		24 October 1976	Hong Kong	2–0
	50	3 November 1976	Israel	1–1
	51	12 February 1977	Israel	1–1
	52	16 February 1977	Israel	1–1
	53	13 March 1977	Chinese Taipei	3–0
	54	16 March 1977	Chinese Taipei	2–1
	55	19 March 1977	Fiji	0–1
	56	27 March 1977	New Zealand	3–1
	57	30 March 1977	New Zealand	1–1
	58	20 July 1977	Hong Kong	3–0
	59	14 August 1977	Iran	0–1
	60	28 August 1977	South Korea	2–1
	61	16 October 1977	Kuwait	1–2
	62	23 October 1977	South Korea	0–0
	63	30 October 1977	Hong Kong	5–2
	64	25 November 1977	Iran	0–1
	65	13 June 1979	New Zealand	0–1
Paul Wade		17 November 1993	Argentina	0–1
	66	22 May 1994	Japan	1–1
	67	26 May 1994	France	0–1
	68	8 June 1994	South Africa	1–0
	69	12 June 1994	South Africa	1–0
	70	24 September 1994	Kuwait	0–0
	71	29 September 1994	Japan	0–0
	72	8 February 1995	Colombia	0–0
	73	18 June 1995	Ghana	2–1
	74	21 June 1995	Ghana	1–0
	75	24 June 1995	Ghana	0–1
	76	30 June 1995	Argentina	0–2
	77	15 November 1995	New Zealand	3–0
	78	10 February 1996	Japan	1–4
	79	14 February 1996	Japan	3–0
	80	25 February 1996	Sweden	0–2
	81	28 February 1995	Sweden	0–0
	82	24 April 1996	Chile	0–3
	83	27 October 1996	Tahiti	6–0
	84	1 November 1996	Tahiti	5–0
Alex Tobin		28 September 1998	Cook Islands	16–0
	85	2 October 1998	Tahiti	4–1
	86	4 October 1998	New Zealand	0–1
	87	6 November 1998	United States	0–0
Mark Schwarzer		22 January 2011	Iraq	1–0
	88	25 January 2011	Uzbekistan	6–0
	89	29 January 2011	Japan	0–1
	90	29 March 2011	Germany	2–1
	91	10 August 2011	Wales	2–1
	92	2 September 2011	Thailand	2–1
	93	6 September 2011	Saudi Arabia	3–1
	94	11 November 2011	Oman	0–1
	95	15 November 2011	Thailand	1–0
	96	2 June 2012	Denmark	0–2
	97	8 June 2012	Oman	0–0
	98	12 June 2012	Japan	1–1
	99	15 August 2012	Scotland	1–3
	100	6 September 2012	Lebanon	3–0
	101	11 September 2012	Jordan	1–2
	102	16 October 2012	Iraq	2–1
	103	14 November 2012	South Korea	2–1
	104	6 February 2013	Romania	2–3
	105	26 March 2013	Oman	2–2
	106	4 June 2013	Japan	1–1
	107	11 June 2013	Jordan	4–0
	108	18 June 2013	Iraq	1–0
	109	7 September 2013	Brazil	0–6

References

• Howe, Andrew (2018). Encyclopedia of Socceroos: Every national team player. Fair Play Publishing. ISBN 978-0-648-13330-8.
• Howe, Andrew. "Official Media Guide of Australia at the 2018 FIFA World Cup" (PDF). Retrieved 23 July 2020.</ref>