Dan Cole
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Position

Prop

Test Caps

118

Club

Leicester Tigers

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Age

37

Height

190

Weight

124

U20 Caps

5

U18 Caps

3

Dan Cole

Missing only one of England’s 41 Tests that preceded the 2013 summer reflects the impact that Dan Cole has made since his debut in the victory over Wales at Twickenham in February 2010.He was a 2013 British & Irish Lion and played off the bench in all three Tests. He also figured in five matches for the 2017 Lions in New Zealand but did not appear in a Test match. Cole made his first Test start for England against Italy in 2010, started all five games in the 2011 Rugby World Cup and also in the 2012 and 2013 Six Nations. He reached the 50-cap landmark in the 55-35 win over France in March 2015 and is England’s second most-capped prop behind Jason Leonard (114). Cole featured in the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cups, playing in the 2019 final and 2023 bronze final. Cole featured in the 2024 Guinness Men's Six Nations and was recently named in Steve Borthwick's squad for the 2024 Summer Series tour of Japan and New Zealand.
England statistics
5120
Mins played
43.39
Avg. Min. Per Game
77
Wins
3
Draws
38
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
Open Play
Passes 0
Offloads 0
Pass Success 0%
Defence
Tackles 0
Turnovers 0
Tackle Success 0%
  • Career Path
  • 2005 England U18 AER
  • 2006 England U19
  • 2007 England U20
  • 2008 Leicester Tigers
  • 2009 England Saxons
  • 2010 England
  • 2013 British & Irish Lions
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Ellis
Genge
Bristol Bears
Caps
65
Age
29
autumn-men-headshot-2024
Fin
Baxter
Harlequins
Caps
5
Age
22
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Will
Stuart
Bath Rugby
Caps
44
Age
28
Position guide
What is a Prop?

The props prop the hooker on both sides in the front row, push against the opposition props and anchor the scrum. The loose-head prop is on the hooker’s left, his head outside the scrum when it engages, the tighthead packs down to the hooker’s right on the inside, shoring up the scrum with strength.

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