George Gregan

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.

Gregan was renowned for his exceptional game management, precise passing accuracy, and tactical awareness that made him one of the most effective scrum-halves in world rugby. His quick service from the base of rucks and scrums, combined with his ability to read the game and direct play, made him invaluable to both club and country. He possessed outstanding communication skills and leadership qualities that elevated the performance of those around him.

Gregan's 139 Test caps stood as a world record for many years and he remains one of the most respected figures in Australian rugby history. His leadership during Australia's golden era helped establish the Wallabies as a dominant force in world rugby throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s.

• Super Rugby Champion 1996 (ACT Brumbies)
• Super Rugby Champion 2001 (ACT Brumbies)
• Super Rugby Champion 2004 (ACT Brumbies)
• Bledisloe Cup Winner 1998
• Bledisloe Cup Winner 1999
• Bledisloe Cup Winner 2000
• Bledisloe Cup Winner 2001
• Tri Nations Winner 2000
• Tri Nations Winner 2001
• Rugby World Cup Winner 1999
• John Eales Medal 2004 (Australian Rugby Player of the Year)
• Australian Rugby Union Player of the Year 2001
• IRB World Player of the Year Nominee 2004

Club Career

Club	Period	Apps	Tries	Shirt
ACT Brumbies	1996–2007	148	0	#9
RC Toulon	2007–2009	—	—	—
Australia	—	139	—	—