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Kurtley Beale

Kurtley Beale
Australia
Australia
Kurtley Beale

Nationality

Australia

Age

37

Position

Centre

Height

183cm

Weight

90kg

Kurtley Beale News

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Kurtley Beale Performance Analysis

Super Rugby Pacific 2026

Kurtley Beale has featured in 14 matches during the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific to date, representing Western Force, with 7 wins and 7 losses.

Kurtley Beale is representing Western Force in the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season, who currently sit 7th in the table with 14 matches played.

Kurtley Beale has played 371 minutes across the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific so far. In attack he has made 171m with ball in hand, beating 8 defenders and scoring 0 tries. Defensively he has completed 51 tackles at a rate of 3.64 per game.

In the Super Rugby Pacific 2026, Kurtley Beale has completed 86 passes at an accuracy of 91%, contributing 1 try assist and making 138 touches.

Kurtley Beale Bio

Kurtley Beale made his breakthrough as an exciting fly-half talent, but is by now established as one of the premier full-backs in world rugby. A fast and dangerous counter-attacker, Beale caught the eye with a series of impressive performances for the Waratahs. He will join the Melbourne Rebels in 2012. He made his debut for Australia in 2009 against Wales. He made more metres than any other player during the 2011 Super Rugby campaign.
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