GREATEST WALLABIES
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Australia has twice won the Rugby World Cup and has done it playing a distinctly Australian brand of rugby: skilful, inventive and often built around a handful of exceptional decision-makers.
These five span the amateur and professional eras, and each of them changed how his position was played.
Rank five Wallaby greats from best to worst without knowing who is next.
The most instinctive attacking back of his generation and a central figure in Australia's 1991 World Cup win.
A long-serving Wallaby scrum-half and captain, whose Test appearance record stood as a benchmark for years.
A fly-half converted from fullback whose extra-time drop goal took Australia to the 1999 Rugby World Cup final.
A goal-kicking lock and captain who won the World Cup as a player in 1991 and as captain in 1999.
A centre widely regarded as the outstanding player of the 1999 Rugby World Cup.