List of rugby union test caps leaders

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Men's rugby test caps leaders

Alun Wyn Jones of Wales has the most international appearances for any male rugby player. Alun Wyn Jones 2019.jpg
Alun Wyn Jones of Wales has the most international appearances for any male rugby player.

This is a list of the appearance leaders in men's rugby union test matches, listing the 92 players with over one hundred test caps. Rugby union requires only one nation to recognise a match as a test in order for it to be included in test statistics for that nation.[ citation needed ] The British and Irish Lions and Pacific Islanders do not represent a single country, but they are selected by a group of national unions and are recognised as test teams. Some national teams have sometimes granted test caps for matches against teams such as the invitational Barbarians side; these are included only if the union granted test caps for a particular match.

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List

As of 30 November 2024 [1]
BoldPlayer is still active at international level.
ItalicsPlayer is still active at club level but has either retired from international rugby or has not been selected for their national team over a year.
Player has the record number of caps for their national team.
RankCapsPlayerInternational teamFirst/Latest
appearance		Primary
position		Ref(s)
1171 Alun Wyn Jones Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (158)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (13)		2006–2023 Lock [2]
2153 Sam Whitelock Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2010–2023 Lock [3]
3148 Richie McCaw Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2001–2015 Flanker [3]
4143 James Slipper Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2010–present Prop [4]
5142 Sergio Parisse Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2002–2019 Number 8 [3]
6141 Brian O'Driscoll IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (133)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (8)		1999–2014 Centre [5] [6]
7139 George Gregan Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1994–2007 Scrum-half [7] [8]
8134 Beauden Barrett Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2012–present Fly-half [9]
Cian Healy IRFU flag.svg  Ireland 2009–present Prop [10]
Gethin Jenkins Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (129)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (5)		2002–2018 Prop [11]
11132 Keven Mealamu Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2002–2015 Hooker [12]
12131 Eben Etzebeth Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2012–present Lock [13]
13130 Ronan O'Gara IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (128)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (2)		2000–2013 Fly-half [14]
14129 Stephen Moore Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2005–2017 Hooker [15]
Conor Murray IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (120)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (9)		2011–present Scrum-half [16] [17]
Florin Vlaicu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2006–2022 Centre [18]
Ben Youngs Flag of England.svg  England (127)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (2)		2010–2023 Scrum-half [19] [20]
18127 Victor Matfield Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2001–2015 Lock [21]
Kieran Read Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2008–2019 Number 8 [22]
20125 Michael Hooper Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2012–2023 Flanker [23]
Aaron Smith Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2012–2023 Scrum-half [24]
22124 Rory Best IRFU flag.svg  Ireland 2005–2019 Hooker [25]
Bryan Habana Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2004–2016 Wing [26]
George North Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (121)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (3)		2010–2024 Wing [27] [28]
Johnny Sexton IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (118)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (6)		2009–2023 Fly-half [29] [30]
26122 Davit Kacharava Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2006–2020 Centre [31]
27121 Adam Ashley-Cooper Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2005–2019 Centre / Wing [32]
Dan Cole Flag of England.svg  England (118)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (3)		2010–present Prop
29120 Yuri Kushnarev Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 2005–2021 Fly-half / Fullback
30119 Martin Castrogiovanni Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2002–2016 Prop [33]
Owen Farrell Flag of England.svg  England (112)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (7)		2012–2023 Fly-half [34] [35]
Jason Leonard Flag of England.svg  England (114)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (5)		1990–2004 Prop [36]
Alessandro Zanni Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2005–2020 Flanker [37]
34118 Fabien Pelous Flag of France.svg  France 1995–2007 Lock [38]
Tony Woodcock Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2002–2015 Prop [39]
36117 Tendai Mtawarira Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2008–2019 Prop [40]
Alexander Todua Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2008–present Wing
37116 Dan Biggar Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (112)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (4)		2008–2023 Fly-half [41] [42]
Nathan Sharpe Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2002–2012 Lock [43]
40115 Merab Kvirikashvili Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2003–2018 Fullback [44]
Paul O'Connell IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (108)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (7)		2002–2015 Lock [45]
42112 Marco Bortolami Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2001–2015 Lock [46]
Dan Carter Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2003–2015 Fly-half [47]
44111 Ross Ford Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland (110)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (1)		2004–2017 Hooker [48]
Courtney Lawes Flag of England.svg  England (105)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (6)		2009–2023 Flanker
Peter O'Mahony IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (110)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (1)		2012–present Flanker
Philippe Sella [a] Flag of France.svg  France 1982–1995 Centre [50]
John Smit Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2000–2011 Hooker [51] [52]
George Smith Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2000–2013 Flanker [53] [54]
50110 Agustin Creevy Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2005–2024 Hooker [55]
Taulupe Faletau Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (104)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (6)		2011–present Number 8 [56] [57]
Will Genia Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2009–2019 Scrum-half [58]
Stephen Jones Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (104)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (6)		1998–2011 Fly-half [59]
Sekope Kepu Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2008–2019 Prop [60]
55109 Jean de Villiers Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2002–2015 Centre [61]
Cătălin Fercu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2005–2020 Fullback [62]
Pablo Matera Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2013–present Flanker
Chris Paterson Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 1999–2011 Fullback / Wing [63]
Brodie Retallick Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2012–2023 Lock
60108 Owen Franks Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2009–2019 Prop
Florin Surugiu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2008–2024 Scrum-half
62107 Leonardo Ghiraldini Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2006–2020 Hooker
Victor Gresev Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 2006–2022 Flanker
John Hayes IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (105)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (2)		2000–2011 Prop [64] [65]
Diego Magno Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay 2008–2024 Lock
66106 Mauro Bergamasco Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 1998–2015 Flanker [66]
Rob Simmons Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2010–2020 Lock
68105 Leigh Halfpenny Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (101)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (4)		2008–2023 Fullback
Sean Lamont Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland 2004–2016 Wing [67]
Julian Montoya Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2014–present Hooker
71104 Sam Cane Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2012–2024 Flanker
Mihai Macovei Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2006–2023 Flanker
Nicolas Sanchez Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina 2010–2023 Fly-half
Martyn Williams Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (100)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (4)		1996–2012 Flanker [68]
75103 Matt Giteau Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2002–2016 Fly-half [69]
Andrea Lo Cicero Vaina Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 2000–2013 Prop [70]
Shalva Mamukashvili Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2011–2023 Hooker
Ma'a Nonu Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2003–2015 Centre [71]
Merab Sharikadze Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2012–2024 Centre
Gareth Thomas Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (100)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (3)		1995–2007 Utility back [72] [73]
81102 Jonathan Davies Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (96)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (6)		2009–2022 Centre
Stuart Hogg Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland (100)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (2)		2012–2023 Fullback
Stephen Larkham Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1996–2007 Fly-half [7] [74]
Percy Montgomery Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 1997–2008 Fullback [75]
Alessandro Troncon Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 1994–2007 Scrum-half [7] [76]
86101 David Campese [a] Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1982–1996 Wing [77]
Danny Care Flag of England.svg  England 2008–2024 Scrum-half
Keith Earls IRFU flag.svg  Ireland 2008–2023 Wing
Jamie George Flag of England.svg  England (97)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (4)		2015-present Hooker
Gonçalo Uva Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 2004–2018 Lock
Vasco Uva Flag of Portugal.svg  Portugal 2003–2016 Flanker [78]
92100 Valentin Calafeteanu Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 2004–2019 Scrum-half
Giorgi Chkhaidze Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2002–2017 Number 8
Andrey Garbuzov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 2005–2020 Flanker
Jamie Heaslip IRFU flag.svg  Ireland (95)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (5)		2006–2017 Number 8
Adam Jones Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg  Wales (95)
British and Irish Lions flag with no Lion.svg  British and Irish Lions (5)		2002–2014 Prop [79]
Lasha Malaghuradze Flag of Georgia.svg  Georgia 2008–2023 Fly-half
Mils Muliaina Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2003–2011 Fullback [80]

Notes

  1. 1 2 Primarily active during rugby's amateur era, before the IRB declared the game "open" to professionalism on 26 August 1995. [49]

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