Andrew Ellis

Rugby player and All Blacks representative

Andrew Ellis - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 21st, 1984
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Born in New Zealand, a rugby player primarily played as a half-back. Represented the national team, the All Blacks, and gained recognition for contributions to the sport. Participated in several international tournaments and competitions, including Rugby World Cups. His career includes stints at various club levels both domestically and abroad, showcasing skills in strategic play and leadership on the field.

Represented New Zealand in the Rugby World Cup

Played for the Crusaders in Super Rugby

Earned numerous caps for the All Blacks

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