Everything about Craig Smith Rugby Player totally explained
Craig James Smith (born
30 August,
1978) is a professional
rugby union player for
Edinburgh Rugby in
Scotland. He is one of Edinburgh's most experienced players.
Career
Craig Smith played in all three
Test matches on Scotland’s 2004 summer tour to Australia, all three autumn Test games in 2005, and came on as a replacement in every Scotland game in the 2006 RBS
Six Nations Championship.
Previously, he played in both Test matches on Scotland’s 2002 tour of North America. Before the tour he'd played at loose-head prop in the non-cap match against the
Barbarians, but he lined up on the right of the scrum when he started matches on the tour. He first appeared for the
Scottish national side as a substitute in the non-cap game against the Barbarians in May 2001.
He won his first Scotland A cap during the 2000-2001 season against Italy and has played 10 times at that level. He also played for the Stoke club in New Zealand’s South Island and was selected for
Nelson Bays against Scotland during the national team’s 2000 summer tour. On his return to Scotland in 2000 he was contracted by Edinburgh. Craig has represented Scotland at all age-grade levels and was in the Scotland under-19 squad who beat England in 1997. The former pupil of Berwick County High School has also played for Scottish Students, Scotland Development XV and the Scottish Co-optimists. Before a stint with
Melrose RFC, Craig played his club rugby at
Berwick RFC.
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