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Published 20:15 4 Feb 2015 GMT
Updated 22:39 4 Feb 2015 GMT
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If you're looking for more of a general overview of the tournament since 2000, when Italy were told to wipe their feet and come in, then Daniel Damien's infographic [below - for Betting Expert] is perfect.
One of the most interesting stats, following 15 previous seasons of fiercely contested matches, is how close France (50), England (51) and Ireland (49) are in terms of victories. Wales have won 41 of their 75 matches [eight fewer than Ireland] yet have won four championships, including three Grand Slams) to Ireland's two, which includes the 2009 Grand Slam.

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