#4. Dan Carter (New Zealand)
Revered as one of rugby’s finest fly-halves, Dan Carter’s precision kicking, tactical brilliance, and flair for the game made him a true maestro on the field. His calm demeanour under pressure and record-breaking performances solidified his place in rugby history.
TIndall said: “He is a double world champion, but he missed out on playing in the 2011 final through injury, but he showed his class in the World Cup final this year where he led New Zealand to victory. He has had sabbaticals, so that’s why I’m not putting him any higher.”
