Danny Care Retires from International Rugby after 101 Caps
Harlequins scrum-half Danny Care has announced his retirement from international rugby after a successful 15-year career with England. Care, who hails from Leeds and is 37 years old, holds the record for the most appearances for Quins with 369 matches.
Highlights of Danny Care’s Career
- Won 101 caps for England
- Played in all five of England’s matches in the Guinness Six Nations
- Scored his 100th cap in a victory over Ireland
- Made his England debut in 2008 against New Zealand
In a statement on Instagram, Care expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to represent England over 100 times, calling it a dream come true. He reflected on his time with the national team, highlighting the past 12 months as some of his most memorable.
During his career, Care contributed to England’s success in winning three Six Nations titles, including a Grand Slam in 2016. He also participated in two World Cups, in 2015 and 2023, with a notable performance in the 2023 tournament where England reached the semi-finals.
Despite his retirement from international rugby, Care remains proud of his English heritage and expressed his support for the future of the team. He thanked the coaching staff, teammates, and fans for their unwavering support throughout his career.
Care’s final international appearance was in a close match against France in Lyon, marking the end of a remarkable chapter in his rugby journey.
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