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Kyle Sinckler

Kyle Sinckler
England
England
Kyle Sinckler

Nationality

England

Age

33

Position

Prop

Height

183cm

Weight

116kg

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Kyle Sinckler Stats

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Kyle Sinckler Stats

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Kyle Sinckler
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Kyle Sinckler Performance Analysis

Rugby World Cup 2023

Kyle Sinckler featured in 5 matches during the 2023 Rugby World Cup, representing England. Results included 4 wins and 1 loss.

Kyle Sinckler represented England at the 2023 Rugby World Cup, where England were eliminated at the Semi Final stage.

Kyle Sinckler played 183 minutes across the Rugby World Cup 2023. In attack he made 18m with ball in hand, beating 0 defenders and scoring 0 tries. Defensively he completed 20 tackles at a rate of 4 per game.

In the Rugby World Cup 2023, Kyle Sinckler completed 10 passes at an accuracy of 100%, contributing 0 try assists and making 29 touches.

Investec Champions Cup 2025/2026

Kyle Sinckler featured in 4 matches during the 2025/2026 Investec Champions Cup, representing RC Toulon. Results included 3 wins and 1 loss.

Kyle Sinckler represented RC Toulon in the 2025/2026 Investec Champions Cup season, who finished 2nd in the regular season table.

Kyle Sinckler played 441 minutes across the Investec Champions Cup 2025/2026. In attack he made 73m with ball in hand, beating 3 defenders and scoring 0 tries. Defensively he completed 58 tackles at a rate of 14.5 per game.

In the Investec Champions Cup 2025/2026, Kyle Sinckler completed more passes than any other Prop in the competition, with 21 at an accuracy of 100%. He also contributed 0 try assists and made 69 touches

His tackle completion rate of 97% was among the highest of any Prop's in the Investec Champions Cup.

  • He ranked in the top 5% of Prop's for metres carried in the Investec Champions Cup.
  • He ranked in the top 5% of Prop's for try assists in the Investec Champions Cup.
  • He completed more passes than any other Prop in the Investec Champions Cup.

    Top 14 2026/2027

    Kyle Sinckler has featured in 2 matches during the 2026/2027 Top 14 to date, representing RC Toulon, with 0 wins and 2 losses.

    Kyle Sinckler is representing RC Toulon in the 2026/2027 Top 14 season, who currently sit 13th in the table with 3 matches played.

    Kyle Sinckler has played 101 minutes across the 2026/2027 Top 14 so far. In attack he has made 8m with ball in hand, beating 0 defenders and scoring 0 tries. Defensively he has completed 13 tackles at a rate of 6.5 per game.

    In the Top 14 2026/2027, Kyle Sinckler has completed 5 passes at an accuracy of 71%, contributing 0 try assists and making 12 touches.

    His tackle completion rate of 100% was among the highest of any Prop's in the Top 14.

    Kyle Sinckler Bio

    Kyle Sinckler is one of the world's most powerful tighthead props. With well over 100 appearances in Premiership Rugby for various sides, almost 50 England caps and several appearances for the British and Irish Lions, he's undoubtedly one of the best props in world rugby today.

    Born on 30 March 1993, Kyle Sinckler began playing rugby at the age of eight. Although he was a big fan of football growing up, his mother convinced him to try rugby and he naturally gravitated towards the sport due to his frame and stature.

    Choosing rugby was a wise choice and Kyle Sinckler was immediately successful in the sport. After playing junior rugby for Battersea Ironsides, Sinckler represented England at under-16, under-18, under-19 and under-20 levels. He also joined the Harlequins Academy at the age of 12 and graduated from the setup in 2011, when he represented the first team.

    After loan spells at Richmond and Ealing, Kyle Sinckler returned to Harlequins and became an established member of the first team. He played more than 100 games for the club over the next several years and during this period he won the Anglo-Welsh Cup and finished as a runner-up in the European Rugby Challenge Cup. However, in 2020, he left the side and joined the Bristol Bears.

    Although Kyle Sinckler has been a force in domestic rugby over the years, he's seen his greatest level of success in an England shirt. Since his first appearance for the international side in 2016, he's featured more than 40 times for his country. In this time, he's won the Six Nations Championship and played in the final of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. Sadly though, he was injured in the third minute of the game.

    Due to his success for England over the years, Kyle Sinckler was also selected for the British and Irish Lions tour of New Zealand in 2017. He featured in all three tests as the Lions gained a historic draw.

    As one of the top props in the game, Kyle Sinckler still has many years of top-level rugby ahead of him. We can't wait to see what else he can achieve for Bristol Bears, England and the British and Irish Lions in the years to come.

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