Danny Care Announces Retirement from International Rugby

After 15 years and 101 caps for England, the Harlequins scrum-half reflects on a memorable career and looks forward to continuing with his club.

Danny Care, the Harlequins scrum-half, has retired from international rugby after a distinguished 15-year career with England, amassing 101 caps.
He cited the past year with the England team as his favorite, highlighting the memories made with his family and expressing gratitude towards fans, coaches, and teammates.
Care's international career included three Six Nations Championships victories, one of which was a Grand Slam in 2016, and participation in two World Cups.
Despite being sidelined and not selected for certain periods, Care's perseverance and dedication led to his recall and reaching the milestone of 100 caps.
He will continue playing for Harlequins, where he has made a record 369 appearances, emphasizing his ongoing passion for rugby.