Andrew Kellaway retires from rugby after 49 Tests and 14 tries
Kellaway scored 14 tries in 49 Tests after his 2021 debut against France.
Andrew Kellaway, 31, has announced his retirement from rugby. Kellaway was not picked for the Wallabies this year after the NSW Waratahs' struggles in Super Rugby.
Kellaway's contract with the Waratahs ended at the end of the 2026 season. Kellaway said on Instagram he was closing the curtain on 12 incredible years.
Across 49 Test matches, which are international games, Kellaway scored 14 tries for Australia. Kellaway began part-time work in 2024 at a company that trades foreign currency.
At the 2014 under-20 world championship, he scored 10 tries in five games, breaking a record.
- 31
- Age
- 49
- Tests played
- 14
- Tries for Australia
- 2021 against France in Brisbane
- Debut
Why it mattersHe was not picked for the Wallabies this year after the NSW Waratahs struggled in Super Rugby.
AustraliaRugby fans lose a Wallabies player who had 49 international matches, and the squad must find a replacement.
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