Australian national rugby team

The Australian national rugby team, known as the Wallabies, is the country's premier rugby union team representing Australia in international competitions. Established in 1899, they compete in major tournaments like the Rugby World Cup and The Rugby Championship. Renowned for their skill, physicality, and innovative play, the Wallabies have a rich history of success, including two World Cup titles. They are managed by Rugby Australia and comprise top Australian players who showcase their talent on the global stage. The team holds a significant place in Australia's sporting culture and national identity.