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Billy Boston to be RL's first Knight

Hull Daily Mail

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June 11, 2025

BILLY Boston has received rugby league's first knighthood in a special ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Cardiff-born Boston, 90, blazed a trail for black sports stars during the 1950s and 1960s, making 488 appearances for Wigan and finishing his career with a British record 571 tries to his name.

He also became the first non-white player to represent Great Britain on a Lions tour in 1954, scoring 36 tries in 18 appearances in Australia and New Zealand, and featuring in 31 international Test matches.

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said: "Billy Boston's knighthood is a historic milestone providing fitting recognition for the greatest player rugby league has ever seen.

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