Toby Flood

Toby Flood, hailing from England, is a rugby union player renowned for his exceptional skills as a fly-half. Born on August 8, 1985, in Frimley, Surrey, Flood’s journey to rugby stardom began at an early age, demonstrating his talent and dedication throughout his youth career. His breakthrough came when he joined the Newcastle Falcons, where he quickly established himself as a key player, impressing with his precise kicking, astute game management, and ability to control the flow of the game from the pivotal fly-half position.

Flood’s prowess on the rugby field earned him international recognition, representing England at the highest level. He made his debut for the national team in 2006 and went on to amass an impressive tally of caps, showcasing his versatility by excelling in both domestic and international competitions. With his leadership on the field and knack for delivering under pressure, Toby Flood has left an indelible mark on the rugby world, inspiring aspiring players and earning the respect of fans and adversaries alike.

• Guinness Men’s Six Nations – Twickenham
• Guinness Men’s Six Nations – Murrayfield
• Guinness Men’s Six Nations – Stadio Olimpico
• Quilter Nations Series – Twickenham