Nicky Little

Nicky Little is a former professional rugby union player, notably a fly-half, who holds the record as Fiji’s all-time highest points scorer. After a distinguished international career spanning 71 test caps, he now focuses on rugby development and coaching. After making his international test debut for Fiji against the Springboks in 1996, Nicky Little embarked on a distinguished professional rugby union career that established him as Fiji’s all-time highest points scorer. Little made his first game appearance in June 1996 for Northland against Fiji before joining Canterbury later that year.

He quickly established himself as a prominent fly-half, transitioning to North Harbour in 1998 and then joining Sale Sharks in England in late 1999. Demonstrating early prowess on the international stage, Little was the top points scorer in the Pacific Rim tournaments in both 2000 and 2001. Little’s extensive club career saw him play across New Zealand, England, France, and Italy. Following his time at Sale Sharks, he moved to Dax in France and Pontypridd in Wales, before a significant stint with Saracens in England from 2002 to 2006.

Building on this, he has served as an assistant coach for the Fiji national team from 2013 onwards, continuing to impact the sport at the highest international level. Currently, Little remains dedicated to rugby development and coaching, leveraging his unparalleled insights and experience gained from decades at the pinnacle of professional rugby.