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Wallabies' Slipper to hang up his boots
Bangkok Post
|October 02, 2025
SYDNEY: Australia's most capped player James Slipper announced his international retirement yesterday, with the Wallabies' Test against the All Blacks this weekend to be his last.
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The 36-year-old became just the third man to play 150 Tests during the 33-24 loss to New Zealand on Saturday, joining Alun Wyn Jones of Wales and New Zealand’s Sam Whitelock.
He will bow out as the most capped Test prop of all-time, 14 clear of Ireland’s Cian Healy.
"Representing the Wallabies has been the single proudest achievement of my rugby career and a privilege I have never taken for granted," said Slipper, who captained Australia 15 times.
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