#30 – #21
#30. Will Greenwood (England)
Will Greenwood, an astute centre, played a crucial role in England’s 2003 World Cup victory, known for his intelligent play and try-scoring prowess.
#29. Tom Smith (Scotland)
Tom Smith, a skilled prop, praised for his scrummaging and work rate, instrumental in Scotland’s forward pack in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
#28. Phil Vickery (England)
Phil Vickery, a dominant prop, vital to England’s scrum, contributing significantly to the 2003 World Cup triumph with his power and leadership.
#27. Graham Price (Wales)
Graham Price, a legendary prop, part of the famous Pontypool Front Row, known for his scrummaging strength and durability.
#26. Neil Back (England)
Neil Back, an industrious flanker, pivotal in England’s 2003 World Cup win, celebrated for his scavenging skills and work ethic.
#25. Brian Moore (England)
Brian Moore, a combative hooker, known for his fierce competitiveness and crucial role in England’s forward dominance in the 1990s.
#24. Bill Beaumont (England)
Bill Beaumont, a towering lock, captained England to a Grand Slam in 1980, renowned for his leadership and line-out expertise.
#23. Phil Bennett (Wales)
Phil Bennett, a dazzling fly-half, celebrated for his sidestepping runs and pivotal role in Wales’ success in the 1970s.
#22. Jeremy Guscott (England)
Jeremy Guscott, an elegant centre, known for his silky skills and key contributions to England and the British Lions.
#21. Stuart Hogg (Scotland)
Stuart Hogg, a dynamic full-back, known for his attacking flair and leadership, becoming a key figure for Scotland in recent years.
