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Mike Catt was a giant of English rugby who is now a respected coach. Discover more about his life and career with RugbyPass, your dedicated rugby gurus.

Mike Catt Bio

Mike Catt was a versatile and formidable player who was one of the best to ever represent England. Throughout his career, he featured in two Rugby World Cup finals and won almost every trophy the game had to offer.

Mike Catt was born and raised in South Africa and only moved to England after he finished school. However, in 1992, he signed for Bath. He then went on to represent the side for the majority of his domestic career. Between 1992 and 2004, he played 227 games for the team and scored more than 800 points in the process. Throughout this time, he won the Premiership and Anglo-Welsh Cup three times, and the Heineken Champions Cup once.

After Bath opted to not renew his contract in 2004, Mike Catt moved to London Irish. Although he was in the twilight of his career at this point, he was still a formidable player and, in 2006, he was voted as the Premiership Player of the Season.

At the start of the 2007-08 season, Mike Catt announced that he was taking on a player-coach role with London Irish. During this spell, he carried on making regular appearances for the side until his retirement in 2010, including in the 2009 Premiership final.

Although he enjoyed a stellar domestic career, Mike Catt is best known for his 75 appearances for England between 1994 and 2007. During this time, he featured in two Rugby World Cup finals and won four Six Nations Championships. In addition to this, Mike Catt was also a proud member of two British and Irish Lions tours in 1997 and 2001.

Since retiring from rugby in 2010, Mike Catt has embarked on a coaching career and was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2011. Since his role as the attack coach at London Irish ended in 2012, he’s been the backs coach for England and the attack coach for Italy. He’s now the attack coach for Ireland. 

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Sat Aug 8, 2026
5:05am CDT
Hanazono Rugby Stadium
Japan Japan
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5:05am
Australia Australia
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2:00pm CDT
Estadio José Amalfitani
Argentina Argentina
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2:00pm
South Africa South Africa
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Sat Aug 15, 2026
12:15am CDT
Queensland Country Bank Stadium
Australia Australia
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12:15am
Japan Japan
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Sat Aug 22, 2026
10:00am CDT
Ellis Park
South Africa South Africa
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10:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
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Sat Aug 29, 2026
10:00am CDT
DHL Stadium
South Africa South Africa
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10:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
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2:00pm CDT
Estadio 23 de Agosto
Argentina Argentina
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2:00pm
Australia Australia
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Sat Sep 5, 2026
12:50am CDT
Denka Big Swan Stadium
Japan Japan
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12:50am
Canada Canada
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10:00am CDT
FNB Stadium
South Africa South Africa
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10:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
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2:00pm CDT
Estadio Malvinas Argentinas
Argentina Argentina
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2:00pm
Australia Australia
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Sat Sep 12, 2026
10:05am CDT
M&T Bank Stadium
South Africa South Africa
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10:05am
New Zealand New Zealand
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Sun Sep 27, 2026
4:45am CDT
Optus Stadium
Australia Australia
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4:45am
South Africa South Africa
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Sat Oct 10, 2026
1:10am CDT
Eden Park
New Zealand New Zealand
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1:10am
Australia Australia
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Sat Oct 17, 2026
12:00am CDT
Accor Stadium
Australia Australia
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12:00am
New Zealand New Zealand
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Fri Apr 10, 2026
12:00pm CDT
Stadion Park Mladeži
Croatia Croatia
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12:00pm
Mexico Mexico
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Fri Apr 3, 2026
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Marketa Stadium
Czech Republic Czech Republic
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7:00am
Mexico Mexico
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