Which international player has won the most international caps without scoring a try? We attempt to answer the question!
Here are the top 20 highest-capped internationals who never scored a try:
19. JULIAN WHITE (England) – 51
During his nine years in the England front-row the Leicester Tigers legendary tighthead was renowned for his destructive scrummaging and steely edge. Also appeared four times for the Lions in 2005…didn’t score for them either
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18. HUW BENNETT (Wales) – 51 caps
The former Ospreys hooker has played in some of Wales’ golden seasons including their 2008 Grand Slam winning campaign and the 2011 World Cup rollercoaster ride, yet the man, who was forced to retire from the game after an Achilles tendon injury against Scotland in the 2012 Six Nations, never registered a try.
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17. DUNCAN JONES (Wales) – 57 caps
Formed one half of one of the most recognisable ble prop combos in Test match rugby when packing down with his fellow Neath and Ospreys ‘hair-bear’ Adam Jones. Howeverm unlike Jones, he never crossed the whitewash.
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16. GRAHAM ROWNTREE (England) – 57 caps
Was England forwards guru under Stuart Lancaster, but lost his job when Eddie Jones took over the Red Rose reins. Like White, Leicester front-rower Rowntree also went with the 2005 Lions winning three caps.
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