Kurtley Beale Try - England v Australia - 13 Nov 2010 End of Year Tours Autumn Internationals

Kurtley Beale (born January 6, 1989) is an Australian representative rugby union player. His provincial rugby is played with the New South Wales Waratahs, where he plays primarily at fullback.
Beale was signed to the Waratahs at the age of 16 while still finishing his schooling at St Joseph's College, Hunters Hill.[2] Before leaving school, Beale had captained the Australian Schoolboys and was regularly attending training sessions with the NSW Waratahs from the age of 15. At 17 he attended his first Wallabies training camp, on invitation by coach John Connolly. He drew comparisons from a young age to former Australian flyhalf Mark Ella due to both his skills and his Aboriginal heritage.
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Beale made his Senior NSW debut against ACT in January 2007 in a trial in Wollongong. He scored a his first of many memorable tries; chipping around the winger and out pacing the fullback to score the try after coming on from the bench in the game which NSW won 12--0. Two weeks later, after again coming off the bench, Beale made a late break to assist the winning try against the Crusaders. Coach Ewen McKenzie had stated that Beale would not be rushed into the starting line up and would instead play second fiddle in his debut year behind Daniel Halangahu. However, it was no more than two weeks later that he made his starting debut against the Sharks at Absa stadium, South Africa only to lose 22--9. The following week in only his second start as flyhalf, Kurtley scored one of the most memorable tries of the season: chipping over the first line defence and stealing the ball out of the fullbacks hands to score his first five pointer in Super 14.

Kurtley Beale Try - England v Australia - 13 Nov 2010 End of Year Tours Autumn Internationals

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