Kyran Bracken

A Rugby World Cup winner and England captain, Kyran Bracken debuted for the England national team in November 1993 against the All Blacks. Over his distinguished career, he earned 51 international caps, demonstrating exceptional skill and leadership, and was selected to captain England on three occasions. His club rugby career saw him play for Waterloo and Bristol before joining Saracens in 1996, where he quickly became an integral part of the team. With Saracens, Bracken played a pivotal role in securing the Tetley’s Bitter Cup in 1998, marking a significant early achievement in his professional rugby journey.

Beyond his professional endeavors, he maintains a strong commitment to philanthropic causes, serving as an Honorary President for the rugby charity Wooden Spoon, which supports disadvantaged children and young people. He also acts as an Ambassador for the Royal National Children’s Foundation, championing educational support for children in need, further exemplifying his dedication to community engagement and leadership.