Gareth Anscombe (born 10 May 1991) is a rugby union player who plays for Premiership Rugby side Gloucester and the Wales national rugby union team. [1] He primarily plays at fly-half but can also play as a fullback. Anscombe is the son of former Auckland and …

9 hours ago · 10 Gareth Anscombe Yet another one of Sherratt’s trio slotting straight back in to the starting XV is Gareth Anscombe, who could be the spark Wales need. Anscombe’s experience will make him such a valuable asset in their attack, but crucially he also likes to play an attacking style that fits with Sherratt’s DNA too.

Gareth Anscombe, Max Llewellyn and Jarrod Evans have been called up to the Wales Six Nations squad just days after the departure of head coach Warren Gatland. Interim boss Matt Sherratt will take ...

Jan 14, 2025 · Warren Gatland has opted to leave veteran Gloucester Rugby fly-half Gareth Anscombe out of his Wales squad for the 2025 Guinness Six Nations, opting to look to the future by allowing uncapped...

5 days ago · Wales interim head coach Matt Sherratt has already put his stamp on the role by recalling Gareth Anscombe, Jarrod Evans and Max Llewellyn to the squad for their third Six Nations match with Ireland.

6 days ago · Wales in his view had to build up depth at fly-half before the World Cup (and beyond), and Gatland felt that Gareth Anscombe – 36 by the time we get to Australia in 2027 – was not the answer.

Nov 5, 2024 · Gareth Anscombe says the possibility of playing Test rugby again was “a big driver” for him as he fought his way back from a second major injury. The Gloucester fly-half looks likely to be involved when Wales kick off their Autumn Nations Series campaign against Fiji on Sunday.

Gareth ANSCOMBE is a 33-year-old New Zealander rugby player standing at 1.84 m tall (6 ft 0 in) and weighing in at 96 kg (15 st; 211.64 lb) , who currently plays for Gloucester Rugby in England as fly-half.

Gareth Anscombe reveals he came close to signing contract and missing World Cup before freak injury almost ruled him out again

Gareth Anscombe became only the seventh New Zealand-born player to play for Wales when he came on as a replacement in the first World Cup warm-up game against Ireland at the Millennium Stadium in 2015, following the footsteps of Hemi Taylor, Dale McIntosh, Shane Howarth, Brett Sinkinson, Matt Cardey and Sonny Parker.