Australia's most capped player and record points scorer, whose outstanding service, determined halfback play and extraordinary leadership across three World Cup campaigns made him a Wallabies legend.
George Gregan is Australia's most-capped player, a scrum-half who held the world record for international appearances with 139 Tests. His exceptional quick service, tactical awareness, and combative leadership were central to Australia's success, including the 1999 World Cup victory and 2001 Lions series win. His famous tackle on Jeff Wilson to prevent a match-winning try in the 1994 Bledisloe Cup is one of rugby's most iconic defensive plays.
Career Journey
Timeline
1973
👶 Born in Sydney, Australia
2007
🏁 Retired from professional sport
🏟️ Brumbies
🏟️ ACT Brumbies