Albert Asher
New Zealand rugby player
New Zealand rugby player
1965
61 years ago — 86 years old
Athletes & Sports Figures
New Zealand
Born in New Zealand, this rugby player participated in the early years of the sport. Represented the national team in international competitions, contributing to the teams' strategies and successes. Played primarily as a forward, showcasing skills that furthered the evolution of the game. Competed in the inaugural Rugby World Cup era, engaging in matches against teams from around the world.
Played in the inaugural Rugby World Cup
Represented New Zealand in international matches
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