Nick Evans is to retire at the end of the season
The 36-year-old won 16 caps for the All Blacks
He won a Premiership title in 2012 and holds Quins' scoring record
Nick Evans has today announced he will retire from rugby at the end of the season following a stellar career within the sport.
"This game has taught me everything, showed me things I could never imagine and introduced me to people that are not team-mates but family.
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"I need to thank the clubs I have represented, the coaches - who have helped shape the player I am today - and the fans, both in New Zealand where it all started, and here in the UK, for their support and cheers."
Harlequins director of rugby John Kingston said: "The word 'legendary' is really over-used within the modern sporting world, but in the case of Nick Evans and his rugby playing career at Harlequins, it is the perfect description."
