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|title=Charles Wade
|alt=Charles Wade, former England Rugby Union player
|blurb='''[[List of Six Nations Championship hat-tricks|Fifty-two hat-tricks have been achieved]]''' in the history of the [[Six Nations Championship]] and its predecessor tournaments. In [[rugby union]], a [[hat-trick]] is the scoring of three [[try|tries]] or three [[drop goal]]s in a single match. The first player to achieve the feat was [[Charles Wade]] ''(pictured)'', who was an Australian student at [[University of Oxford|Oxford University]] when he was called up as a travelling reserve for [[England national rugby union team|England]]'s match against [[Wales national rugby union team|Wales]] in 1882. When Philip Newton got lost on his way to the match, Wade was instated in his place. He scored three tries in England's 2–0 victory, which was the first match of the championship. [[George Campbell Lindsay|George Lindsay]] scored five tries in [[Scotland national rugby union team|Scotland]]'s 4–0 win over Wales in 1887, the most tries scored by a single player in a Championship match. Besides Lindsay, six players have scored more than three tries in a Championship match; of these [[Ian Smith (Scottish rugby player born 1903)|Ian Smith]] is the only player to achieve the feat twice. Four players have scored a hat-trick of drop goals: [[Pierre Albaladejo]], [[Jean-Patrick Lescarboura]], [[Diego Domínguez (rugby union)|Diego Dominguez]] and [[Neil Jenkins]]. English players have scored the most hat-tricks with 15, while [[France national rugby union team|France]] and [[Ireland national rugby union team|Ireland]] have conceded the most, with 11 each.
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