Inductees
2007 Inductee: Sir Wilson Whineray
Sir Wilson Whineray played with distinction for a number of New Zealand provinces and the national side in a sparkling rugby career.
2007 Inductee: Dr Danie Craven
Dr. Daniel Hartman Craven captained and coached South Africa and was Chairman of the IRB Council in 1962, 1973 and 1979.
2007 Inductee: Gareth Edwards
Gareth Edwards is a name synonymous with Welsh and British Lions rugby history.
2007 Inductee: John Eales
A natural leader, former Australia captain John Eales is one of a select group of players to have won the Rugby World Cup on two occasions.
2007 Inductee: Baron Pierre de Coubertin
The founder of the modern Olympic Games and a passionate proponent of rugby.
2007: New inductees into IRB Hall of Fame
Five new inductees are admitted into the IRB Hall of Fame at the 2007 IRB Awards ceremony in Paris on Sunday 21 October.
2006: Rugby School and William Webb Ellis
The first to be inducted into the IRB Hall of Fame was Rugby School in Warwickshire and its most celebrated pupil William Webb Ellis.
2006 Inductee: William Webb Ellis
A biography of William Webb Ellis, Rugby School in Warwickshire's most celebrated pupil.
2006 Inductee: Rugby School
Lawrence Sheriff left his considerable fortune to fund a school for the children of Rugby and nearby areas, one that now bears his coat of arms.
2006: Current Rugby School Headmaster speech
The speech given by Headmaster Patrick Derham, the Rugby School representative, at the induction of the School and William Webb Ellis into the IRB Hall of Fame.
2006: The Rugby School Legacy - The Laws
Rugby School has left a considerable legacy in terms of the Laws of the Game, terminology, half time change of ends and the try.
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| 2(2) |  | RSA | |
| 3(3) |  | AUS | |
| 4(4) |  | ARG | |
| 5(5) |  | WAL | |
| 6(6) |  | ENG | |
| 7(7) |  | FRA | |
| 8(8) |  | IRE | |
| 9(9) |  | SCO | |
| 10(10) |  | FJI | |
