Andrew Kellaway hangs up his boots at 31

“Closing the curtain on 12 incredible years,” Kellaway wrote on Instagram.

Kellaway first made his name at the 2014 World Rugby U20 Championship, scoring 10 tries in five games, and made his Super Rugby debut for the Waratahs in April 2016. He went on to play for the Melbourne Rebels before returning to Sydney, with spells in England at Northampton (2018-19), New Zealand with Counties Manukau and Japan with the Green Rockets Tokatsu.

Seven tries in the 2021 Rugby Championship

First capped at 25 against France in July 2021, he made an immediate impact in his first international season with seven tries in six games in the 2021 Rugby Championship. Part of Australia’s leadership group at the 2023 World Cup in France, he played his last Tests on the 2025 autumn tour, against England, Italy and Ireland. He recently turned out for the Barbarians.