List of Hong Kong national rugby union players

Last updated March 13, 2022

List of Hong Kong national rugby union players is a list of people who have played for the Hong Kong national rugby union team. The list only includes players who have played in a Test match.

Note that the "position" column lists the position at which the player made his Test debut, not necessarily the position for which he is best known. A position in parentheses indicates that the player debuted as a substitute.

**Hong Kong's International Rugby Capped Players**
Number	Name	Position	Date first cap obtained	Opposition
1	AltonNeil Alton	lock	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
2	Billington Ashley Billington	wing	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
3	DingleyJon Dingley	no. 8	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
4	FieldsAndy Fields	hooker	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
5	GoingVaughan Going	fly-half	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
6	JonesAled Jones	prop	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
7	KiddSteve Kidd	scrum-half	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
8	KrohnStuart Krohn	flanker	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
9	LewisDave Lewis	prop	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
10	McIntoshRodney McIntosh	centre	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
11	MunnNeil Munn	fullback	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
12	PainC. Pain	centre	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
13	PattersonRoger Patterson	lock	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
14	ShuttleworthRick Shuttleworth	flanker	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
15	Tu'ivaiIsi Tu'ivai	wing	1994-10-23	v Korea at Kuala Lumpur
16	BredburyRobin Bredbury	fly-half	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
17	HancockJo Hancock	wing	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
18	JamiesonG. Jamieson	lock	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
19	NorthChris North	prop	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
20	PiperJ. Piper	wing	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
21	BlandToby Bland	(replacement)	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
22	McKeeJ. McKee	(replacement)	1994-10-25	v Thailand at Kuala Lumpur
23	GauntlettK. Gauntlett	centre	1994-10-27	v Singapore at Kuala Lumpur
24	JamesW. James	hooker	1994-10-27	v Singapore at Kuala Lumpur
25	WildWill Wild	no. 8	1994-10-27	v Singapore at Kuala Lumpur
26	ClarkAlan Clark	hooker	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
27	DavisDuane Davis	flanker	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
28	GrindlayRob Grindlay	prop	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
29	MuikRichard Muik	fullback	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
30	SantosRob Santos	centre	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
31	SolomonMark Solomon	wing	1996-05-11	v Japan at Tokyo
32	WarnerWarren Warner	(replacement)	1996-05-18	v Japan at Hong Kong
33	WilsonMurray Wilson	(replacement)	1996-06-01	v Canada at Hong Kong
34	EdwardsBrent Edwards	flanker	1996-06-08	v United States of America at Hong Kong
35	RarereMichael Rarere	(replacement)	1996-07-06	v Canada at Vancouver
36	DuleyLeighton Duley	prop	1996-10-05	v Fiji at Hong Kong
37	JonesChris Jones	fullback	1996-10-05	v Fiji at Hong Kong
38	ShuttleworthBrett Shuttleworth	flanker	1996-10-05	v Fiji at Hong Kong
39	d'AcreNigel d'Acre	fly-half	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
40	DingleyPaul Dingley	flanker	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
41	FredricksRiaz Fredricks	centre	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
42	GordonChris Gordon	wing	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
43	HerewiniDean Herewini	prop	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
44	MaunsellWiremu Maunsell	centre	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
45	NabaroLuke Nabaro	wing	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
46	McCarthyNiall McCarthy	(replacement)	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
47	MurrayCarl Murray	(replacement)	1997-05-03	v Japan at Hong Kong
48	PengellySteve Pengelly	lock	1997-06-14	v United States of America at San Francisco
49	CrossGary Cross	(replacement)	1997-06-14	v United States of America at San Francisco
50	CartwrightScott Cartwright	(replacement)	1997-06-29	v Japan at Tokyo
51	PerrinBen Perrin	(replacement)	1997-06-29	v Japan at Tokyo
52	BarrAndrew Barr	lock	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
53	GordonJohn Gordon	flanker	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
54	KellyAdam Kelly	prop	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
55	LeesonRoger Leeson	centre	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
56	YatesChris Yates	fly-half	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
57	CookeIan Cooke	(replacement)	1998-05-09	v Canada at Hong Kong
58	O'HaraSean O'Hara	(replacement)	1998-05-16	v United States of America at Hong Kong
59	McDonaldRobbie McDonald	(replacement)	1998-06-13	v Canada at Shawnigan Lake
60	AfeakiLuciano Afeaki	(replacement)	1998-06-20	v United States of America at San Francisco
61	BowdenHamish Bowden	lock	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
62	ChanFuk Ping Chan	fullback	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
63	ClarkJ. Clark	centre	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
64	HillhindJ. Hillhind	no. 8	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
65	PackerWes Packer	flanker	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
66	ScraggC. Scragg	lock	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
67	ThompsonStephen Thompson	flanker	1998-10-24	v Chinese Taipei at Singapore
68	DunnJoel Dunn	(replacement)	1998-10-31	v Japan at Singapore
69	HallT.A. Hall	(replacement)	1998-10-31	v Japan at Singapore
70	LeungRambo Leung	(replacement)	1998-10-31	v Japan at Singapore
71	WigleyDave Wigley	(replacement)	1998-10-31	v Japan at Singapore

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