Guscott, Jeremy

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English rugby union player for Bath, England, and the British Lions. A fast, elusive centre of prodigious talent, he was a key member of the England side that won three Grand Slams in the Five Nations Championship between 1991 and 1995. He has played on three consecutive British Lions tours since 1989, most memorably in the second match on the 1997 tour of South Africa when he sealed the series for the Lions with a drop goal.

Career highlights

International appearances (1989–1999)
73 (including 8 for the British Lions)

Tries
30

Drop goals
3

When he announced his retirement in October 1999, only Rory Underwood, with 49 tries from 85 matches, had scored more international tries for England.

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