#17. Dean Richards
Former England number eight known for his physicality, leadership, and dominance at the back of the scrum. A successful club coach, Richards made a significant impact on the national team.
#16. David Duckham
Former England winger known for his elusive running style, agility, and try-scoring ability. Duckham was a key figure in English rugby during the 1970s and contributed to the national team’s success.
#15. Neil Back
Former England flanker known for his tireless work rate, strong defensive skills, and ability to turn over the ball. A World Cup winner in 2003, Back’s contributions to the team were invaluable.
#14. Fran Cotton
Former England prop known for his scrummaging expertise and physicality. A key member of the successful British and Irish Lions tour in 1974, Cotton was a respected figure in English rugby.
#13. Jeremy Guscott
Former England center known for his exceptional skill set, vision, and ability to create scoring opportunities. Guscott played a crucial role in England’s success during the 1990s and early 2000s.
#12. Emily Scarratt
Accomplished English center known for her skill, speed, and reliable goal-kicking. A key player in the women’s game, Scarratt has achieved remarkable success and contributed significantly to England’s triumphs.
#11. Rory Underwood
Former England winger known for his remarkable speed, agility, and try-scoring ability. A consistent performer for the national team, Underwood holds the record for the most tries scored by an English player.
#10. Owen Farrell
English fly-half known for his leadership, game management, and accurate goal-kicking. A World Cup finalist in 2019, Farrell’s composure and skill make him a vital component of the national team.
#9. Phil Vickery
Former England prop known for his strength, scrummaging ability, and leadership skills. A World Cup winner in 2003, Vickery’s contributions to the national team were highly regarded.