Tom Lewis (rugby player)

Tom Lewis (rugby player)

Infobox Rugby biography
name = Tom Lewis


caption =
birthname = Thomas William Lewis
nickname =
birthyear = 1904
birthmonth = 06
birthday = 07
placeofbirth = Taff's Well, Wales
deathyear = 1994
deathmonth = 05
deathday = 31
placeofdeath = Cardiff, Wales
height =
weight =
ru_position = Number 8
ru_amateuryears =?
?-1933
ru_amateurclubs = Taffs Well RFC
Cardiff RFC
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ru_amclubpoints =
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ru_nationalteam = Wales [ [http://www.wru.co.uk/12750_14256.php?player=31782&includeref=dynamic Welsh Rugby Union player profiles] ]
ru_nationalyears = 1926–1927
ru_nationalcaps = 3
ru_nationalpoints = (0)
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other =
occupation = Miner
Police officer
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Tom Lewis (7 June 1904–31 May 1994) was a Welsh international number 8 who played club rugby for Cardiff and was capped three times for Wales. Lewis began his rugby career with his local team Taffs Well before being selected to play for first class team Cardiff. He played all his international games whilst with Cardiff and in the 1932/33 season he also captained his club team.

International rugby career

Lewis was first selected to play for Wales in the 1926 Five Nations Championship when he faced England at the Cardiff Arms Park on the 16 January. Lewis was one of 8 new Welsh caps on the day, and the relative inexperienced team, under the captaincy of Rowe Harding, drew 3-3 with the England team. Lewis was dropped for the rest of the tournament, but was back in 1927, again against England, but this time at Twickenham. Wales lost the match 11-9, though the team played with only 14 men for most of the match, when Newports Dai Jones was injured in the first quarter of an hour. Lewis's last game was for Ossie Male's team against Scotland, again in the 1927 Five Nations Championship. Wales lost at home 5-0 and Lewis was never selected for any future games.

International matches played

WalesSmith (1980), pg 468.]
* 1926, 1927
* 1927

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