RETIRING XV | Players you won't see represent their country again - in pictures

Rugby News
Monday, 04 November 2019 at 10:19
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The number of players who have retired from international rugby following the 2019 Rugby World Cup is absolutely incredible.
Not a year goes by without a rugby legend retiring, but the class of 2019 is something truly special.
15. Maxime Medard (France)
14. D.T.H van der Merwe (Canada): After 61 appearances — and 38 tries, he announced he'll be hanging up his boots from international rugby.

13. Ryan Crotty (New Zealand)
12. Sonny Bill Williams (New Zealand)
11.Vereniki Goneva (Fiji)

10. Josh Matavesi (Fiji)

9. Will Genia (Australia)
1.Campese Ma'afu (Fiji)
2. Rory Best (Ireland)
3. Juan Figallo (Argentina)

4. Sebastien Vahaamahina (France)
5. Mamuka Gorgodze (Georgia): The former Georgia captain and talisman was named in their squad for Rugby World Cup 2019 after more than a two-year absence from the international stage. It seemed appropriate he got to bow out at the World Cup.
6. Juan Manuel Leguizamón (Argentina)
7. David Pocock (Austalia): While gutted to have bowed out of international rugby with Saturday’s 40-16 loss to England in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals, Pocock is adamant he won’t be adding to his 83 Tests in the gold jumper, declaring his battered body has had enough after more than a decade at the top level.
8. Kieran Read (New Zealand)
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