#20 – #11
#20. Gerald Davies (Wales)
Gerald Davies, a brilliant winger, famed for his sidestepping runs and try-scoring ability, a key player for Wales in the 1970s.
#19. Gavin Hastings (Scotland)
Gavin Hastings, a powerful full-back, known for his reliable goal-kicking and leadership, captaining Scotland and the British Lions.
#18. Richard Hill (England)
Richard Hill, an all-around flanker, celebrated for his work rate and crucial role in England’s 2003 World Cup campaign.
#17. Jason Leonard (England)
Jason Leonard, a durable prop, earning 114 caps for England, known for his scrummaging strength and longevity.
#16. Taulupe Faletau (Wales)
Taulupe Faletau, a versatile number eight, known for his athleticism and consistency, a mainstay in the Welsh back row.
#15. Doddie Weir (Scotland)
Doddie Weir, a charismatic lock, celebrated for his line-out prowess and dynamic play, becoming a beloved figure in Scottish rugby.
#14. Jason Robinson (England)
Jason Robinson, a lightning-fast winger/full-back, known for his explosive speed and try-scoring ability, pivotal in England’s 2003 World Cup win.
#13. Ben Youngs (England)
Ben Youngs, a swift scrum-half, known for his quick thinking and leadership, becoming England’s most-capped scrum-half.
#12. Sam Warburton (Wales)
Sam Warburton, a resilient flanker, led Wales and the British Lions with distinction, known for his breakdown skills and leadership.
