Henry Slade
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Position

Center

Test Caps

69

Club

Exeter Chiefs

Henry Slade Secondary Image

Age

31

Height

191

Weight

96

U20 Caps

13

U18 Caps

8

Henry Slade

Henry Slade made his senior debut against France at Twickenham before earning a spot in England’s Rugby World Cup 2015 squad; he featured in their final game against Uruguay, scoring a try.Further caps followed for the versatile back: Fiji and Argentina in November 2016, and a Six Nations outing against Italy in February 2017. Henry impressed on tour to Argentina in the summer of 2017, starting both matches, and faced the same opposition in the autumn internationals, claiming his second try against Samoa. In 2018 he was called up again to the summer tour where he started all three matches against South Africa, and again in early 2019, for all of England’s Six Nations fixtures. Henry recovered from injury to make the 2019 Rugby World Cup squad and came off the bench in the final. Slade featured in the 2023 and 2024 Guinness Six Nations Championships and was recently named in Steve Borthwick's squad for the 2024 Summer Series tour of Japan and New Zealand.
England statistics
4214
Mins played
61.07
Avg. Min. Per Game
45
Wins
2
Draws
22
Losses
Attack
Points 0
Tries 0
Try assists 0
Defenders Beaten 0
Carries 0
Metres carried 0
Avg. Meters Per Carry 0
Clean Breaks 0
Kicking
Penalties 0
Conversions 0
Drop Goals 0
Penalties converted 0%
Conversions Converted 0
Open Play
Passes 0
Offloads 0
Pass Success 0%
Defence
Tackles 0
Turnovers 0
Tackle Success 0%
  • Career Path
  • 2010 England U18
  • 2011 England U19 Various Plymouth Albion
  • 2012 England U20 Exeter Chiefs
  • 2013 Exeter A
  • 2014 England Saxons England XV
  • 2015 England
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Caps
31
Age
25
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Luke
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Harlequins
Caps
0
Age
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Ollie
Lawrence
Bath Rugby
Caps
31
Age
25
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Luke
Northmore
Harlequins
Caps
0
Age
27
Position guide
What is a Center?

The inside centre, who wears 12, and outside centre, wearing 13, have similar roles but often specialise. The 12 becomes first receiver if the fly half is unavailable and is generally larger, able to tackle big opponents, take the lead and distribute the ball for tactical advantage. The outside centre is robust and able to step around defenders at pace, adaptable and with the speed of a wing.

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