Former England star comes out of retirement and wins county cup

The former England international, who now serves as a player-coach for Oxford Harlequins in the Regional 1 South Central club, recently added another winner's medal to his impressive collection.

Varndell started on the left wing for Oxford Harlequins in their triumphant 33-15 victory against Witney in the Oxfordshire County Cup.

Alongside his coaching duties, Varndell also holds a pivotal role as the head of rugby at Oxford Brookes University, where the club shares a close alliance. In addition to his coaching responsibilities, Varndell also serves as a rugby agent, showcasing his multifaceted involvement in the sport.

With his wealth of experience and unwavering passion for the game, Varndell continues to make his mark in the rugby community, leaving a lasting legacy as a player, coach, and influential figure in the sport.

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The World Cup-winning tighthead has played in four or five charity games this season and doesn't appear to have lost a step.

He retired with 73 England caps and five Test appearances for the Lions, three of them against Australia in 2001 and two versus the Springboks in 2009.Advertisement

Although he missed the 2003 Grand Slam campaign through injury, Vickery returned to play a key role in England's World Cup triumph in Australia.

The All Black legend played a match for his childhood club Southbridge last month, scoring 12 points for his boyhood side. He played the full 80 minutes and scored six of his seven kicks at goal as his side beat West Melton 54-14. Following the game, Carter revealed he intends to play a bigger part at his local club moving forward.

England legend and World Cup winner Mike Tindall plays a selection of matches for Minchinhampton, the club close to his home.  The centre played outside centre for Bath and Gloucester, and won 75 caps for England between 2000 and 2011. He was a member of the England squad which won the 2003 World Cup.

The Sky Sports pundit, who also operates as a backs coach for Maidenhead RFC, loves to get his boots out of the cupboard whenever the opportunity presents itself. As well as playing in charity matches, he has also played a handful of games for Olney Vets.

DID YOU KNOW? In April 2018, he walked to the North Pole in memory of his son Freddie, who was born at 23 weeks, and helped raise over £750,000 for Borne's research

The Wales legend made a return to Welsh rugby in 2017, coming out of retirement to play for his beloved Amman United. The former Wales and British Lions star stunned spectators as he took the field for his home town side in the National League 3 West B match against Burry Port. He then played for them in a final at the Millenium Stadium. He's since played a further handful of games for the club.

The Wales legend could realise his dream of playing in a Rugby World Cup after unexpectedly switching to rugby league. The former union icon, released by the Dragons at the end of the 2018-19 season, has joined 13-a-side club West Wales Raiders.

Henson has participated in several reality television series: .

71 Degrees North, Strictly Come Dancing, The Bachelor and Celebrity Hunted (2019)

Although better known for being a world-class rugby referee, Barnes also operates as a below average second-row as the video below clearly shows.