Who played scrum-half?

Peter Alexander Stringer
Peter Alexander Stringer (born 13 December 1977) is an Irish former rugby union player who played at scrum-half. He played 13 seasons with Irish province Munster from 1998 to 2011; he then played seven seasons from 2011 to 2018 in England with various teams — Saracens, Newcastle, Bath, Sale and Worcester.

How do you train for a scrum-half?

The 11 ways to improve your scrum-half’s passing

  1. The core foot position.
  2. Avoiding over-rotation.
  3. Adapting the feet according to the situation.
  4. Always have a passing target.
  5. Keep changing the target in training.
  6. Dominant hand placement.
  7. Counterintuitive spinning.
  8. Rolling the ball off the little finger.

Who is the best scrum-half in rugby?

1. Gareth Edwards, Wales. Quite simply, the greatest scrum-half in rugby history and very possibly the finest player of all time.

How tall should a scrum-half be?

Across the three leagues, the average height of scrum-halves barely wavers. Both the French and English leagues’ players were an average height of 1.76m (5ft 9ins), while the players in the Pro14 were 1.77m (5ft 10ins).

Who is the most capped scrum-half England?

Ben Youngs
Most capped players

Rank Name Position
1 Jason Leonard Prop
2 Ben Youngs Scrum-half
3 Dylan Hartley Hooker
4 Dan Cole Prop

Who is the best fly half in the world?

1. Jonathan Davies, Wales. In this writer’s mind, there is no question that Wales’ Jonathan Davis was the greatest fly-half to have played the game. He’s perhaps even the greatest player of all time.

Is Antoine Dupont the best scrum-half?

The mayor of Magnoac describes Dupont as “an exception”, adding that the village is “extremely proud” of him. “The position of scrum-half has to be filled with your most prestigious players and Antoine Dupont is one of the best,” mayor Bernard Verdier said in 2020.

What makes Antoine Dupont good?

Antoine Dupont is considered by many to be one of, if not the best, rugby player on the planet. His playstyle has helped him be one of the most prolific 9’s in modern rugby, scoring far more tries than you would normally expect from someone in his position.

Is scrum-half hard?

The scrum-half tends to be one of the smaller players on the field but as always the trend is to bigger players. You need to be tough, Physically tough and mentally tough. You will constantly be taking on bigger, stronger, heavier players in attack and defence.