NEWS: Wallabies fullback Andrew Kellaway has announced his retirement from professional rugby at the age of 31, bringing the curtain down on a career that included 49 Test appearances for Australia.
Australia fullback Andrew Kellaway has announced his retirement from professional rugby at the age of 31. His decision concludes a 12-year career that featured 49 Test appearances and 14 tries for the Wallabies, leaving him just one match shy of the 50-cap milestone. Kellaway confirmed his retirement on Instagram following the end of his contract with the NSW Waratahs.
Throughout his senior career, Kellaway represented the Waratahs, Melbourne Rebels, Northampton Saints, Counties Manukau, and Green Rockets Tokatsu. After missing out on national selection this year, the back is transitioning into the corporate sector, having already begun working for a foreign exchange company.
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