Warren Brosnihan
Full names: Warren Guy
Date of birth: 28 Dec 1971
Place of birth: Paarl
School: Northwood (Northlands)
Springbok no: 655
Springbok debut province: Lions
Physical: 1.90m, 103.4kg
Current age: 52
Test summary: Tests: 6 Tries: 1
First Test: 23 Aug 1997 Age 25 - Flank against Australia at Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria
Last Test: 2 Dec 2000 Age 28 - Reserve against England at Twickenham, London
Tours Italy, France, England & Scotland 1997 Argentina, Ireland, Wales & England 2000
Test history:
DateAgePositionOpponentVenueResultScoreProvince
23 Aug 1997 25Flank Australia Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria Win: 61-221 try Lions
22 Jul 2000 28Reserve New Zealand Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch Lose: 12-25  Sharks
29 Jul 2000 28Reserve Australia Stadium Australia, Sydney Lose: 6-26  Sharks
19 Aug 2000 28Reserve New Zealand Ellispark, Johannesburg Win: 46-40  Sharks
26 Aug 2000 28Reserve Australia Kingspark, Durban Lose: 18-19  Sharks
02 Dec 2000 28Reserve England Twickenham, London Lose: 17-25  Sharks

Warren Brosnihan

Warren Brosnihan is a retired South African rugby union player, born on December 28, 1971, in Paarl, Western Cape, South Africa. He played primarily as a flanker and had a notable career at both provincial and international levels.

Brosnihan made his professional debut for the Natal team in 1994 and went on to represent several clubs, including the Sharks, Golden Lions, Ulster in Northern Ireland, and the Blue Bulls. He accumulated a total of 51 caps and scored 35 points for Natal and 43 caps with 15 points for the Sharks during his Super Rugby career from 1998 to 2001?.

On the international stage, Brosnihan earned six caps for the Springboks, South Africa's national team, between 1997 and 2000. His debut was against Australia during the 1997 Tri Nations Series, where he scored his first and only test try. He also played against prominent teams like New Zealand and England during his international career.

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