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Andrew
Sheridan

A powerful prop, Andrew Sheridan was an incredibly talented player who represented England. Discover all about his career with RugbyPass, your resident rugby gurus.

Andrew Sheridan Bio

A tall and powerful loosehead prop with the strength of a powerlifter, Andrew Sheridan was a force of nature during his long and illustrious playing career.

Born 1 November 1979, Andrew Sheridan began playing rugby at the age of nine. In 1991, he attended Dulwich College and worked his way through the Surrey age group teams. In doing so, he was capped by both the England U16 and U18 Group Schools teams as a lock.

After signing for Richmond in 1998, Andrew Sheridan won a place in the England U21 squad for the first time. Then, after playing in the SANZAR tournament for his country, he joined Bristol. During his time at the club, he changed position from lock to prop.

Following Bristol’s relegation in 2003, Andrew Sheridan joined Sale Sharks, where he stayed until 2012. In his first season with the club, he played in the final of the Powergen Cup. He also helped the team win the European Challenge Cup in 2005 and featured heavily in the side that won the Premiership for the first time in 2006.

After making more than 120 appearances for Sale Sharks, Andrew Sheridan joined Toulon in 2012. Although he only stayed with the side until 2014, he helped them win the Heineken Champions Cup in 2013.

Thanks to his successes at domestic level, Andrew Sheridan was capped by England 40 times between 2004 and 2011. During this period, he became renowned for his power in the scrum and played all 80 minutes of the 2007 Rugby World Cup final.

In addition to his 40 caps for England, Andrew Sheridan was also selected for two British and Irish Lions tours. Although he didn’t make a test appearance on the 2005 tour, he was capped twice on the 2009 tour of South Africa.

After sustaining multiple neck injuries, Andrew Sheridan retired from all forms of rugby in 2014. Since, he has gained a diploma in wine and regularly writes songs.

Fixtures & Results

Sat Aug 8, 2026
3:05am PDT
Hanazono Rugby Stadium
Japan Japan
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3:05am
Australia Australia
LIVE
0
0
12:00pm PDT
Estadio José Amalfitani
Argentina Argentina
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12:00pm
South Africa South Africa
LIVE
0
0
Fri Aug 14, 2026
10:15pm PDT
Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Australia Australia
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10:15pm
Japan Japan
LIVE
0
0
Sat Aug 22, 2026
8:00am PDT
Ellis Park
South Africa South Africa
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8:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
LIVE
0
0
Sat Aug 29, 2026
8:00am PDT
DHL Stadium
South Africa South Africa
-
8:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
LIVE
0
0
12:00pm PDT
Estadio 23 de Agosto
Argentina Argentina
-
12:00pm
Australia Australia
LIVE
0
0
Fri Sep 4, 2026
10:50pm PDT
Denka Big Swan Stadium
Japan Japan
-
10:50pm
Canada Canada
LIVE
0
0
Sat Sep 5, 2026
8:00am PDT
FNB Stadium
South Africa South Africa
-
8:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
LIVE
0
0
12:00pm PDT
Estadio Malvinas Argentinas
Argentina Argentina
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12:00pm
Australia Australia
LIVE
0
0
Sat Sep 12, 2026
8:05am PDT
M&T Bank Stadium
South Africa South Africa
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8:05am
New Zealand New Zealand
LIVE
0
0
Sun Sep 27, 2026
2:45am PDT
Optus Stadium
Australia Australia
-
2:45am
South Africa South Africa
LIVE
0
0
Fri Oct 9, 2026
11:10pm PDT
Eden Park
New Zealand New Zealand
-
11:10pm
Australia Australia
LIVE
0
0
Fri Oct 16, 2026
10:00pm PDT
Accor Stadium
Australia Australia
-
10:00pm
New Zealand New Zealand
LIVE
0
0
Fri Apr 10, 2026
10:00am PDT
Stadion Park Mladeži
Croatia Croatia
-
10:00am
Mexico Mexico
LIVE
0
0
Fri Apr 3, 2026
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Marketa Stadium
Czech Republic Czech Republic
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5:00am
Mexico Mexico
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