Six Nations
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Francois Trinh-Duc
France
Age
38
Position
Fly Half
Height
184cm
Weight
82kg
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Francois Trinh-Duc Stats
Stats compared to other Fly Halfs
Rugby Hybrid Friendlies 2021/2022
- Rugby Hybrid Friendlies 2021/2022
- TOP 14 2021/2022
12%
Points
24%
Kicks in Play
Goal Converted
2%
Line Breaks
2%
Defenders Beaten
2%
2%
Tries
Francois Trinh-Duc Stats
Stats compared to other Fly Halfs
Key Stats
Points
2
Kicks in Play
5
Goal Converted
1
Line Breaks
0
Defenders Beaten
0
Tries
0
Season Performance
Minutes played: 51
Rugby Hybrid Friendlies 2021/2022
- Rugby Hybrid Friendlies 2021/2022
- TOP 14 2021/2022
Season Performance
Minutes played: 51
Attack
RankPoints
2
Tries
0
Line Breaks
0
Carries
5
Carries Per Minute
0.1
Metres Carried
14
Defenders Beaten
0
Turnovers Won
0
Defenders Beaten
0
Touches
30
Post Contact Metres
10
Defence
RankTackles Made
1
Tackles Completed
0.5
Dominant Tackles
0
Tackles Per Minute
0.02
Turnovers Won
0
Ruck Arrival Effectiveness
0
Passing
RankTry Assists
0
Successful Passes
23
Bad Passes
0
Pass Accuracy
0%
Kicking
RankSuccessful Penalties
0
Successful Conversions
1
Kicks in Play
5
Drop Goals
0
Goals Converted
1
Discipline
RankPenalties Conceded
0
Yellow Cards
0
Red Cards
0
Match Stats
All
- All
- Internationals
- Six Nations
- Rugby Union Hybrid Friendlies
- Top 14
- Investec Champions Cup
Bio
Francois Trinh-Duc is a dynamic fly-half of Vietnamese descent. He proves to be a danger with the ball in hand and possesses a threatening side-step. He has spent his entire career with Montpellier, and was influential in helping them reach the 2011 Top 14 final. His French debut came in the 2008 Six Nations against Scotland, and after a year of rotation he made the shirt his own. Despite his reputation as a running fly-half, only James Hook of Wales kicked the ball from hand more often in the 2011 Six Nations.
