Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 2015 Rugby World Cup – Goldc, 2019 Rugby World Cup – Bronze, 2023 Rugby World Cup – Silver
Teams: Highlanders: 2011–2023 Toyota Verblitz: 2024– New Zealand U20: 2008 Māori All Blacks: 2010 New Zealand (All Blacks): 2012–2023
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1995 Rugby World Cup, 1999 Rugby World Cup, 2003 Rugby World Cup, 2007 Rugby World Cup | 1999 Rugby World Cup, 2003 Rugby World Cup, 2007 Rugby World Cup
Teams: 1992–1997 – CASI (Argentina) 1997–1999 – Richmond (England) 1999–2003 – Bristol Shoguns (England) 2003–2007 – Stade Français (France) 2007–2008 – Racing Métro (France) 2009 – Stade Français (return, brief stint) 2009 – Paris (friendly/exhibition appearances) Final match in 2009 – CASI (Argentina, exhibition)
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Coached Montpellier UC (1983-1986) Montpellier RC (1986-1987) AS Béziers (1988-1990) US Bergerac (1991-1992) RC Narbonne (1992-1994) US Carcassonne (1996-1997) RO Agde (1997-1998) AS Béziers (1998-1999) Barbarians français (1999) Biarritz Olympique (2003-2004) Sporting Nazairien (Year unspecified)
Nationality: Spanish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: UE Santboiana : 1975-1990, 1991-2000 Freyberg RC (New Zealand) : 1990-1991
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups:
Teams: FC Auch (France) : 1977-1978 Jaguars of South America : 1980 Argentina National Team : 1975-1990
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups: 2007 Rugby World Cup, 2011 Rugby World Cup, 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Swansea RFC (2004–2006) Ospreys (2005–2023) RC Toulon (2023) Wales National Team (2006–2023) British & Irish Lions (Tours in 2009, 2013, 2017, 2021)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Brisbane Souths : Specific years not listed Wanderers F.C. : Specific years not listed Queensland : 1975–1987 (133 appearances) Australia National Team : 1978–1987 (87 total appearances, 39 Test caps)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Llanelli RFC Barbarians Wales National Team
Nationality: English
World Cups: 2011 World Cup, 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Leicester Tigers (2007–2025) England U20 (2008–2009) England Saxons (2010) England (2010–2023) British & Irish Lions (2013)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Throughout his career, Williams played center for Cardiff RFC , making 283 appearances over ten seasons, scoring 185 tries. He also held a club try-scoring record of 41 for the 1947-48 season.
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Blackrock College RFC: Mullin began his senior rugby career at his alma mater’s club, contributing significantly during his time there. Leinster (1980s-1990s): He was a key player for Leinster, participating in domestic competitions and helping to raise the team’s profile during his tenure. Barbarian F.C. (various appearances 1980s-1990s): Mullin also played for the Barbarians, an invitational team known for its free-flowing rugby, on several occasions. Ireland (1984-1995): His national team career spanned over a decade, during which he became known for his sharp offensive skills and solid defense.
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 1990 Rugby World Cup, 2003 Rugby World Cup, 2007 Rugby World Cup, 2011 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Leinster Rugby (1999–2014) Ireland National Team (1999–2014) British & Irish Lions (2001, 2005, 2009, 2013)
Nationality: French
World Cups: 2019 Rugby World Cup
Teams: SA Mauléon (1995–2008, junior); SA Mauléon (2008–2009); Union Bordeaux Bègles (2009–2013); USA Perpignan (2013–2014); ASM Clermont (2014–2022); Aviron bayonnais (2022–2025)
Nationality: South African
World Cups:
Teams: and Years Western Province (1980–1986, 1988–1989): Du Plessis’s performance here laid the foundation for his legendary status. Transvaal (1987) : A brief yet impactful stint with the team. Springboks (1982–1989) : Du Plessis donned the national colors in 12 test matches, scoring 4 tries despite the international sports boycotts during apartheid.
Nationality: English
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup, 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Cambridge University (1982–1985); Nottingham RFC (1985–1986); Wasps FC (1987–1991); Stade Toulousain (France) (1991–1992); Wasps FC (1992–1995); Newcastle Falcons (1995–1999); England National Team (1985–1997, 71 caps, 396 points); British and Irish Lions (1989, 1993, 5 caps, 11 points)
Nationality: Irish
World Cups:
Teams: Fitzgerald played for several clubs throughout his career, but he is best known for his time at Lansdowne Football Club in the All-Ireland League and Galwegians Rugby Football Club in Galway. His leadership and abilities on the field contributed to the success of both clubs.
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: US Dax (1965–1977) : Spent 12 seasons at the club, earning a reputation as a loyal and formidable center.
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Cardiff RFC (1949–1958) Bective Rangers (1955–1956) Barbarians (1950–1958)
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 2003 Rugby World Cup, 2011 Rugby World Cup, 2015 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Canterbury (2002–2014) – 28 appearances, 300 points Crusaders (2003–2015) – 141 appearances, 1,708 points Perpignan (2008–2009) – 5 appearances, 45 points Racing 92 (2015–2018) – 57 appearances, 445 points Kobelco Steelers (2018–2020) – 12 appearances, 196 points
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years Sporting Union Agen (1972–1990)
Nationality: South African
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Eastern Province : 1978, 1980–1990 Western Province : 1991–1993 L’Aquila (Italy) : 1993–1994 Orange Free State : 1994
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup, 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Career
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Coventry RFC : 1967–1979 England National Team : 1969–1976 (36 caps) British and Irish Lions : 1971 (3 tests) Barbarians : 1973
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Exeter University Bath (1983–1987) Edinburgh Academicals (1987–1992)
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: La Voulte Sportif : 1980-1985 AS Béziers : 1985-1993 RC Nîmes : 1993-1995 FC Grenoble : 1995-1997 AS Béziers : 1997-1998 USA Perpignan : 1998-2000
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years Racing Club Narbonnais : Until 1986 Stade Toulousain : 1986–1989 Football Club Villefranchois : 1989–1991 Racing Club Narbonne Méditerranée : 1991–1994
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: University College Cork RFC Cork Constitution RFC Munster Rugby (50+ appearances)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: UNC Rugby (1971–1977); Tala Rugby Club (1978–1983); Warringah Rugby Club (1984–1992)
Nationality: South African
World Cups: 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Sharks Western Province Stormers South Africa Schools South Africa
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Amateur Teams: Stewart’s Melville; Heriots. Provincial/State Teams: Edinburgh District; Combined Scottish Districts (1986). International Teams: Scotland ‘B’ (1983–1984); Scotland (1986–1991); British and Irish Lions (1989).
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Stirling County (years not specified); Falkirk (around 2011–2012); Ayr (2012–2013); Glasgow Warriors (2013–2018); Racing 92 (2018–2023); Bath Rugby (2023–present); Scotland U20 (2012); Scotland (2014–present); British & Irish Lions (tours in 2017, 2021, 2025)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups:
Teams: Liverpool R.F.C. Loughborough Colleges Sale Coventry R.F.C. Lancashire County Team
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Cardiff RFC (1966–1978) – 195 appearances, 426 points Wales National Team (1967–1978) – 53 caps, 88 points British and Irish Lions (1968–1974) – 10 test caps, 3 points Barbarians World XV (1977) RAF Rugby Team (1972, Cyprus Tour)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: and Playing Years Loughborough College Dinas Powys Cardiff RFC London Welsh RFC Barbarian F.C. Devon
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Watsonians RFC : Here he started and spent a significant portion of his club rugby career, showcasing his talent and leadership on the field. Cambridge University RFC : During his time at Cambridge, he played in the Varsity Match against Oxford, standing out as a key player. British and Irish Lions : Hastings was selected for the Lions tours in 1989 (Australia) and 1993 (New Zealand), where his performance was spectacular, especially in 1993 when he captained the team. Scotland : His international career with Scotland is the most notable, being one of the team’s highest scorers and a central player during his tenure.
Nationality: English
World Cups: 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Leicester Tigers (2009–2013); Bath (2013–2017); Leicester Tigers (return, 2017–2022); Sale Sharks (2022–present)
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1999 Rugby World Cup, 2003 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Hindú Club (Argentina) – 1992–1999, 2007–2008 RC Narbonne (France) – 1999–2002 AS Béziers Hérault (France) – 2002–2004 Stade Français (France) – 2004–2005 Section Paloise (France) – 2005–2006 RC Toulon (France) – 2006–2007
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Years Auckland (1982-1993): Fox played for Auckland during one of its most successful eras, helping the team win multiple National Provincial Championship titles. All Blacks (1984-1993): His international career with the All Blacks began in 1984, and for nearly a decade, he was a key player, renowned for his precision as a kicker.
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: JC Rosario (1979-1989) San Donà (1989-1991) Milan Rugby (1991-1996)
Nationality: South African
World Cups: 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Western Province (Youth) (2007–2012); UP Tuks (2013); Blue Bulls (2013–2017); Bulls (2014–2019); NTT DoCoMo Red Hurricanes Osaka (2015–2016); Montpellier (2019–2022); Leicester Tigers (2022–2025); Bulls (return, 2025–); South Africa Schools (2012); South Africa U20 (2012–2014); South Africa (senior) (2014–)
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Senior Career: Banco Nación (1966–1990) International Career: Argentina (1971–1990): 58 caps, 590 points
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Heriot’s FP (dates not specified); Harlequin F.C. (dates not specified); Edinburgh District (dates not specified)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup, 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Carmarthen Quins RFC (Youth Team) Llanelli RFC (1980s–1997) Bath Rugby (1997–1998) Barbarian F.C. Hong Kong Football Club (2015, 2016 – Bali Memorial Game)
Nationality: Irish
World Cups:
Teams: and Playing Years Ireland : 1947–1958 British and Irish Lions : 1950 Barbarian F.C. : 1948–1954 Ulster Queen’s University Belfast
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Bridgend RFC; Cardiff Medicals RFC; Cardiff RFC; Newport RFC; Army; Barbarian F.C.; Hampshire; Wales (17 caps, 1947–1951); British Lions (6 caps, 1950)
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: English
Nationality: South African
World Cups:
Teams: Provincial Teams: Northern Transvaal (1981–1984): 47 appearances Transvaal (1985–1992): 118 appearances International Team: South Africa (1986–1992): 8 caps
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: Skrela’s club career was rooted deeply in French rugby: Stade Toulousain (Toulouse) Lourdes These clubs were the crucibles where his talents were honed, leading to his eventual rise as a rugby icon in France.
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: CA Sarlat : Early career, exact years unspecified. CA Brive : 1973–1988
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: English
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: English
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Stewart’s Melville; Edinburgh District; Reds Trial; Combined Scottish Districts; Scotland
Nationality: French
World Cups:
Teams: XIII Catalan (1959-1962) – Rugby à XIII RC Toulon (1962-1964) – Rugby à XV USA Perpignan (1964-1968) – Rugby à XV RC Narbonne (1968-1977) – Rugby à XV
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Auckland Rugby : 1982–1991 (137 appearances, 140 points) All Blacks (New Zealand National Team) : 1986–1990 (27 caps, 16 points)
Nationality: Irish
World Cups:
Teams: UCD RFC : Early career Blackrock College RFC : After leaving UCD Ireland National Team : 1970–1984 (61 caps) British and Irish Lions : 1971, 1974 (4 caps) Barbarians FC : 1970–1984 (18 caps)
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Kelso RFC : 1979-1994
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Rugby Union: Marist (1983–1994) Treviso (1985–1989) Thiene (1989–1990) NEC (1997–1999) Auckland (1983–1994) Rugby League: Auckland Warriors (1995–1996)
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Bristol Rugby – Throughout his club career, Pullin was a stalwart for Bristol, a team that benefited from his tenacity and leadership. England National Rugby Union Team (1966-1976) – Pullin earned 42 caps for England, becoming one of the most influential players and captains in the team’s history. British & Irish Lions (1968, 1971) – He played seven matches for the Lions, showcasing his talent on the international stage. Barbarians – Represented the invitational side in key matches, including their famous win against the All Blacks.
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Not available
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Headingley : 1966-1970s Cambridge University : 1966-1969
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 2011 World Cup, 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Not available
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1995 Rugby World Cup, 19999 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Counties Manukau (1994–1999) Blues (1996–1998) Chiefs (1999) Hurricanes (2000–2003) Wellington (2000–2003) Cardiff Blues (2005–2006) North Harbour (2006) Marseille Vitrolles (2009–2010)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Years Played
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: CASI (1980s-1989) Natal Sharks (1982-1983) L’Aquila (1983-1984)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Bridgend RFC: JPR Williams began his rugby career at Bridgend RFC, where he showcased his exceptional talent from a young age. London Welsh RFC: He later joined London Welsh RFC, one of the prominent rugby clubs in England, where he further honed his skills and gained valuable experience. Wales National Team: Williams represented Wales on numerous occasions, making his international debut in 1969 against Scotland. He became a stalwart of the Welsh team, earning a reputation as a fearless and formidable fullback.
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1999 Rugby World Cup, 2003 Rugby World Cup
Teams: 1991 – Southland U18 1992–1994 – Southland Stags 1992 – New Zealand U19 1993–1994 – New Zealand Colts 1993 – New Zealand Divisional XV 1994 – New Zealand Development Team 1995–2004 – Canterbury RFU 1996–2005 – Canterbury Crusaders (Super Rugby) 1996 – Harlequins (short stint) 1996–2005 – New Zealand All Blacks 2005–2006 – Leeds Tykes (England) 2006–2008 – Ospreys (Wales) 2008–2009 – Montpellier (France) 2009–2010 – Saracens (England) 2013 – Wakatipu (amateur comeback)
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Ulster Rugby (1979-1992)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Talywain (1945-46) Blaenavon (1945-46) Pontypool (1946-58) Newport (1948-49) Leicester (1948-49)
Nationality: Tongan / New Zealander
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Waitohi RFC Moana Pasifika Chiefs Tonga Sevens Tonga
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Kaikorai Otago Highlanders New Zealand Barbarians U21
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: San Isidro Club (1961–19xx): Gradín began his career here and made a name for himself with his outstanding gameplay. Belgrano Athletic Club (19xx–1977): He continued his rugby journey with this club until his retirement.
Nationality: Argentine
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years San Isidro Club (SIC) : 1977–1995 (Player), 1995–2000 (Coach) Los Pumas (Argentina National Team) : 1984–1992 (Player), 2000–2007 (Head Coach) Leicester Tigers (England) : 2007–2008 (Coach) Union of Rugby of Buenos Aires (URBA) : (Consultant and later Director of Game Development) Los Pumas (Manager) : 2020–present
Nationality: Australian
World Cups:
Teams: Mark Ella’s rugby career, though brief, was impactful. He shone brightly for the Randwick club in Sydney, which became a nursery for future Australian internationals. His playing career was predominantly with: Randwick (Australian domestic competition) NSW Waratahs (Representative rugby)
Nationality: French
World Cups: 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Stade Calédonien CA Bordeaux Bègles Union Bordeaux Bègles France U20 France
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years Australian Schoolboys : 1977–1978 Wallabies (Australian National Team) : 1980–1987
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Not available
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Dolphin RFC : Played club rugby for Dolphin RFC during his career.
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup, 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years University of Queensland (First grade) Queensland Reds (1982-1995) – 100 appearances, 1,166 points Benetton Treviso (1991-1996) Saracens (1997-1998) – 19 appearances, 279 points
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Throughout his career, Mike Weston adorned the jerseys of several esteemed rugby clubs, including Sale Sharks, where he honed his craft and garnered a reputation as a formidable scrum-half. His exceptional performances on the pitch saw him become a linchpin for the team, guiding them to numerous victories and earning the adoration of fans.
Nationality: South African
World Cups:
Teams: and Playing Years Northern Transvaal : 1977–1995 (179 caps, 2,511 points) Rugby Rovigo (Italy) : 1987–1993 (119 games, 1,731 points) South Africa (Springboks) : 1980–1992 (28 caps, 312 points)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Not available
Nationality: English
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Blackheath Saracens Ampthill England U18 England U19 England U20 England A
Nationality: Spanish
World Cups: 1999
Teams: and Years Played Barcelona Universitari Club (1980-1994) Auckland University (1995-1997) Barcelona Universitari Club (1997-1998) Unió Esportiva Santboiana (1998-1999) Bridgend RFC (1999-2000) Moraleja Alcobendas R.U. (2000-2001) Rotherham Rugby (2001-2002, 2004-2005) Northampton Saints (2002-2004) Sale Sharks (2005-2009) Worcester Warriors (2010-2011)
Nationality: English
World Cups: 2015 Rugby World Cup, 2019 Rugby World Cup, 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Saracens (2008–2024; 2025–present) Racing 92 (2024–2025) England National Team (XV de la Rosa) British & Irish Lions (2013, 2017, 2021, 2025 tours)
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Career Aviron Bayonnais Rugby Club : Tenure: Early 1980s to late 1990s Lagisquet’s home club, where he began his rugby career and where he spent most of his playing days, becoming a local and national hero due to his performances on the field. France National Team : International Career: His standout performances at Bayonne propelled him into the national team, where he quickly made a name for himself as a key player.
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: He Played For
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Not available
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Coventry R.F.C. (1970s)
Nationality: English
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Leeds Carnegie (1979–1988) Harlequins FC (1988–1993) British and Irish Lions (1983, 1990, 1993 – international tours)
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Not available
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Tarbes Pyrénées Rugby (1967-1992) – Spent his entire career at Tarbes , joining the club at age 10 and making his first-team debut in 1975/76 at just 18 years old . Best Club Achievement: French Championship Runner-up (1987/88 season) – Lost the final to SU Agen .
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: SU Agen (1980–1996) : Played 16 seasons with his hometown club, achieving significant success. Saracens (1996–1998) : Concluded his career in England, winning the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 1998.
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: FC Lourdes (1976-1985) SU Agen (1985-1991)
Nationality: South African
World Cups: 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Northern Transvaal (1984–1991, 1994–1995) A cornerstone of the team for many years, Rodgers played a pivotal role in the team’s regional successes. Transvaal (1992–1993) His tenure here, though brief, was marked by significant contributions to the team’s competitive edge.
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 2023 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Waikato Chiefs New Zealand U20 Māori All Blacks New Zealand All Blacks XV
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Llanelli RFC (1970–1985) Barbarians (1975–1977)
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years Canterbury : 1980–1981, 1995–1996 Marlborough : 1982–1984 Waikato : 1985–1994 RC Vichy (France) : 1990–1992 Crusaders (Super Rugby) : 1996 Chiefs (Super Rugby) : 1997
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Sharp spent most of his career with Leicester Tigers, a historic English rugby club. He represented the Tigers in numerous matches throughout his career.
Nationality: South African
World Cups:
Teams: Not available
Nationality: Irish
World Cups: 2015, 2019, 2023
Teams: Connacht (2012–2016) Leinster (2016–present) Ireland Schoolboys (2011) Ireland U20 (2013) Ireland Wolfhounds (2013–2014) Ireland (2013–present) British & Irish Lions (2017–2021)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Wests Rugby (Australia): 1975–1990 Queensland Reds (Australia): 1978–1987 Petrarca Rugby (Italy): 1982–1984
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Amateur Teams: Jed-Forest RFC Provincial/State Sides: Scottish Borders South of Scotland International Teams: Scotland ‘B’ (1975-1980) Scotland (1980-1988) British and Irish Lions (1983)
Nationality: South African
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Western Province Stormers South Africa U20 South Africa
Nationality: South African
World Cups: 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: North Western Cape : 1974 Western Province : 1977-1978, 1984-1987 (64 caps) Eastern Province : 1979-1983 (72 caps, 40 as captain)
Nationality: Scottish
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: and Playing Years Watsonians RFC (1980–2000) Scotland National Team (1986–1997) – 65 caps British and Irish Lions (1989, 1993)
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup, 1995 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Auckland RFU : 1982-1996 Blues : 1996-1997
Nationality: French
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Junior Career : Biarritz Olympique until 1975 Senior Career : Biarritz Olympique : 1975-1992 Barbarians : British Barbarians : 1984-1991 (2 matches, 8 points) French Barbarians : 1981-1994 (8 matches)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup, 1991 Rugby World Cup
Teams: NSW Waratahs (1978-1992)
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Gordon Rugby Club (1980-1991) : Played in the Shute Shield. New South Wales (1982-1991) : Represented in 47 provincial matches.
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Not available
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Rugby Union: Cardiff RFC (1975-1985): 214 appearances, 142 tries Rugby League: Bradford Northern (1985-1987): 40 appearances, 9 tries
Nationality: Welsh
World Cups:
Teams: Not available
Nationality: Fijian / New Zealander
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Tasman Moana Pasifika Highlanders Fiji U20 New Zealand
Nationality: Australian
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Souths Rugby (1980-1993) – Played for his entire club career and won four Queensland State Championships . Queensland (1984-1992) – Represented the state 42 times during his career. Natal (1989-1990) – Played in South Africa, where he helped Natal win the Currie Cup .
Nationality: English
World Cups: Not confirmed
Teams: Reading Abbey Wasps Rotherham Titans Bordeaux Saracens England U18 England U20 England A England
Nationality: English
World Cups:
Teams: Not available
Nationality: New Zealander
World Cups: 1987 Rugby World Cup
Teams: Shelford’s rugby career began at a local level, playing for his school and club in Rotorua before moving to Auckland, where his professional career took off. His club career in New Zealand was primarily with the North Shore Rugby Football Club, making significant contributions throughout his tenure. Beyond domestic rugby, Shelford shined internationally: North Shore (New Zealand domestic competition) Northampton Saints (English Premiership) Toulon (French Top 14)
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