Ross Michael Rennie

Ross Rennie

Scotland
	Full name Ross Michael Rennie Born March 29, 1986, Edinburgh Current age 38 years 228 days Major teams Edinburgh, Scotland Position Back-row Height 6 ft 1 in Weight 216 lb

Test career
	Span	Mat	Start	Sub	Won	Lost	%
All Tests	2008-2012	20	11	9	9	11	45
Five/Six Nations	2008-2012	8	5	3	0	8	0
IRB Rugby World Cup	2011-2011	3	1	2	2	1	66.66

Career statistics
Test debut	Ireland v Scotland at Croke Park, Feb 23, 2008 match details
Last Test	Scotland v New Zealand at Murrayfield, Nov 11, 2012 match details
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Profile

Ross Rennie is a scavenging openside flanker who plays for Edinburgh and Scotland.

Rennie progressed through the Edinburgh academy before making his debut for the senior side against the Ospreys in the Magners League in September 2006. He was rewarded with a full-time deal so after and went on to be voted the players' player of the year for 2007/08. Rennie made his senior Scotland debut in February 2008 against Ireland in the Six Nations championship.

However his career was derailed by a knee injury that ruled him out of Scotland's tour of South America in 2008 and plagued him for the next two seasons. But he made his return to action and won a new two-year deal in May 2010.

In January 2011 he was called up to Scotland's squad for the Six Nations and came on as a replacement in his country's opening two fixtures, against France and Wales. His first start arrived later that year when he was named in the back-row for the World Cup warm-up Test against Ireland at Murrayfield.

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