Super Rugby Pacific
Kurtley Beale
Australia
Nationality
Age
36
Position
Centre
Height
183cm
Weight
90kg
Kurtley Beale News
Latest
Two key players return for Wallabies’ bid to win back Bledisloe Cup
Four uncapped players included in Wallabies squad for Argentina Tests
No Fraser McReight but key players return as Wallabies prepare for Boks
'It’s a mental thing': Joe Schmidt on the Wallabies' flyhalf issues
Injury fears confirmed for Kurtley Beale as door opens in Wallabies midfield
Heartbreak for recalled Wallaby Beale with fears of career-ending injury
Kurtley Beale Stats
Stats compared to other Centers
Super Rugby Pacific 2024
- Super Rugby Pacific 2024
- TOP 14 2021/2022
11%
Defenders Beaten
46%
Successful Passes
Tackles Completed
56%
Line Breaks
25%
Carries
44%
2%
Tries
Kurtley Beale Stats
Stats compared to other Centers
Key Stats
Defenders Beaten
9
Successful Passes
74
Tackles Completed
0.56
Line Breaks
3
Carries
66
Tries
0
Season Performance
Minutes played: 545
Super Rugby Pacific 2024
- Super Rugby Pacific 2024
- TOP 14 2021/2022
Season Performance
Minutes played: 545
Attack
RankPoints
0
Tries
0
Line Breaks
3
Carries
66
Carries Per Minute
0.12
Metres Carried
375
Defenders Beaten
9
Turnovers Won
1
Defenders Beaten
9
Touches
149
Post Contact Metres
118
Defence
RankTackles Made
14
Tackles Completed
0.56
Dominant Tackles
0
Tackles Per Minute
0.03
Turnovers Won
1
Ruck Arrival Effectiveness
0
Passing
RankTry Assists
2
Successful Passes
74
Bad Passes
7
Pass Accuracy
91%
Kicking
RankSuccessful Penalties
0
Successful Conversions
0
Kicks in Play
24
Drop Goals
0
Goals Converted
0
Discipline
RankPenalties Conceded
1
Yellow Cards
0
Red Cards
0
Match Stats
All
- All
- Rugby Championship
- Internationals
- Gallagher Premiership
- Super Rugby Pacific
- Top 14
- Investec Champions Cup
Bio
Kurtley Beale made his breakthrough as an exciting fly-half talent, but is by now established as one of the premier full-backs in world rugby. A fast and dangerous counter-attacker, Beale caught the eye with a series of impressive performances for the Waratahs. He will join the Melbourne Rebels in 2012. He made his debut for Australia in 2009 against Wales. He made more metres than any other player during the 2011 Super Rugby campaign.
