100 greatest rugby players of all-time have been named – Jonny Wilkinson fourth

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Friday, 15 December 2023 at 21:03
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The Independent has released it's greatest 100 players in World Cup history, ranked according to our team of expert rugby writers.
It will come as no surprise to learn that the Pienaar, Wilkinson, and McCaw all feature high up the list.
Players from Georgia, Samoa, Argentina and beyond are also all included, and as the global expansion of rugby union continues, this list should get more diverse as the years go by.
Check out their full ranking below:
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100 greatest rugby players (Rugby World Cup's)

#100 - Michale Leitch (Japan)

#99 - Lewis Moody (England)

#98 - Ben Franks (New Zealand)

#97 - Diego Dominguez (Italy)

#96 - Toutai Kefu (Australia)

#95 - Va'aiga Tuigamala (Western Samoa/ New Zealand)

#94 - Sebastien Chabal (France)

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France's Sebastien Chabal celebrate the win - Photo mandatory by-line: Jan Kruger/Pinnacle -Tel: +44(0)1363 881025-Mobile: 0797 127068 - 26/02/2010 - SPORT - Rugby Union - RBS 6Nations - Wales v France - Millennium Stadium - Cardiff

#93 - Mamuka Gorgodze (Georgia)

#92 - Mickey Skinner (England)

#91 - Stephen Donald (New Zealand)

#90 - Takudza Ngwenya (USA)

#89 - Thierry Lacroix (France)

#88 - Karne Hesketh (Japan)

#87 - Andrew Sheridan (England)

#86 - Josh Lewsey (England)

#85 - Will Genia (Australia)

#84 - Will Greenwood (England)

#83 - Gavin Hastings (Scotland)

#82 - David Pocock (Australia)

#81 - Tendai Mtawarira (South Africa)

#80 - Israel Dagg (New Zealand)

#79 - Wayne Shelford (New Zealand)

#78 - Jeremy Guscott (England)

#77 - Serge Betsen (France)

#76 - Brian Lima (Samoa)

#75 - Tony Daly (Australia)

#74 - Alun Wyn Jones (Wales)

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#73 - Brad Thorn (New Zealand)

#72 - Jannie de Beer (South Africa)

#71 - Fourie du Preez (South Africa)

#70 - Mils Muliaina (New Zealand)

#69 - Thierry Dusautoir (France)

#68 - Owen Franks (New Zealand)

#67 - Mike Tindall (England)

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England's Mike Tindall celebrates his try - Photo mandatory by-line:Graeme Truby/Pinnacle - Tel: +44(0)1363 881025 - Mobile:0797 1270 681 - VAT Reg No: 768 6958 48 - 12/02/2011 - SPORT - RBS SIX NATIONS RUGBY - RUGBY - England v Italy, Twickenham Stadium, Twickenham, London, England

#66 - Keven Mealamu (New Zealand)

#65 - Glen Osbourne (New Zealand)

#64 - Rory Underwood (England)

#63 - Josh Kronfeld (New Zealand)

#62 - Brian O'Driscoll (Ireland)

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#61 - Willie Ofahengaue (Australia)

#60 - Dan Crowley (Australia)

#59 - Emile Ntamack (France)

#58 - Shane Williams (Wales)

#57 - Daniel Herbert (Australia)

#56 - Nick Farr-Jones (Australia)

#55 - Jason Leonard (England)

#54 - Sonny Bill Williams (New Zealand)

#53 - Ben Kay (England)

#52 - Neil Back (England)

#51 - Abdelatif Benazzi (France)

#50 - Andrew Merhtens (New Zealand)

#49 - Rupeni Caucaunibuca (Fiji)

#48 - Phil Vickery (England)

#47 - Sam Warburton (Wales)

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LONDON, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 10: Sam Warburton of Wales smiles prior to the 2015 Rugby World Cup Pool A match between Australia and Wales at Twickenham Stadium on October 10, 2015 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Steve Bardens - World Rugby/World Rugby via Getty Images)

#46 - Joe Roff (Australia)

#45 - Tony Woodcock (New Zealand)

#44 - Juan Martin Hernandez (Argentina)

#43 - Matt Burke (Australia)

#42 - Ayumu Gorumaru (Japan)

#41 - Matt Giteau (Australia)

#40 - Phil Kearns (Australia)

#39 - George Smith (Australia)

#38 - Ruben Kruger (South Africa)

#37 - Sam Whitelock (New Zealand)

#36 - Jerome Kaino (New Zealand)

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#35 - Percy Montgomery (South Africa)

#34 - Jason Little (Australia)

#33 - Bakkies Botha (South Africa)

#32 - Christophe Lamaison (France)

#31 - Lawrence Dallaglio (England)

#30 - Schalk Burger (South Africa)

#29 - Joel Stransky (South Africa)

#28 - Conrad Smith (New Zealand)

#27 - John Smit (South Africa)

#26 - Victor Matfield (South Africa)

#25 - Richard Hill (England)

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#24 - Zinzan Brooke (New Zealand)

#23 - Ma'a Nonu (New Zealand)

#22 - Serge Blanco (France)

#21 - Kieran Read (New Zealand)

#20 - Os du Randt (South Africa)

#19 - Stephen Larkham (Australia)

#18 - Francois Pienaar (South Africa)

#17 - Chester Williams (South Africa)

#16 - George Gregan (Australia)

#15 - Jason Robinson (England)

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#14 - John Kirwan (New Zealand)

#13 - David Campese (Australia)

#12 - Michael Lynagh (Australia)

#11 - Joost van der Westhuizen (South Africa)

#10 - Tim Horan (Australia)

#9 - Bryan Habana (South Africa)

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Bryan Habana of South Africa gives the thumbs up after his side wins the Bronze final during the Rugby World Cup Bronze Final match between Argentina and South Africa at The Stadium, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Oct 30th 2015 in London - Photo mandatory by-line: Graeme Truby/Pinnacle - Tel: +44(0)1363 881025 - Mobile:0797 1270 681 - VAT Reg No: 183700120 - SPORT - International Rugby

#8 - Martin Johnson (England)

#7 - Michael Jones (New Zealand)

#6 - John Eales (Australia)

#5 - Sean Fitzpatrick (New Zealand)

#4 - Jonny Wilkinson (England)

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#3 - Jonah Lomu (New Zealand)

#2 - Dan Carter (New Zealand)

#1 - Richie McCaw (New Zealand)

Quiz! Can you name every club that has played in the Premiership?

London Welsh were the last new team to play in the Gallagher Premiership back in 2011 – can you name the others?
You have five minutes to name every club to have played in the Gallagher Premiership, all 28 of them, since the division was established back in 1987.
It’s more difficult than it sounds.
Good luck, and let us know how you do
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