Anthony Watson enjoys the gaming side of 4CAST and is keen to explore the business world in preparation for life after rugby.  

The youngest player to ever appear for London Irish in a Premiership match, the full back was a 17-year-old schoolboy when he came off the bench against Newcastle Falcons in 2011.

He made his name at Bath with a try in the 2014 EPCR Challenge Cup final and was soon called into Stuart Lancaster's England squad for that year's Six Nations, before making his debut from the bench against New Zealand at Twickenham.

Tries in wins over Wales and France followed in the next edition but Watson really clicked into gear in 2016. The full back crossed the line against Ireland and Wales before crucially scoring against France in the final as England achieved their first Grand Slam in more than a decade.

He was part of Eddie Jones' record-breaking side that won 18 Tests in a row, and was also an important figure in the British & Irish Lions' tour of New Zealand in 2017.

Watson also featured on the 2021 tour of South Africa and has represented England at two Rugby World Cups, scoring three tries and helping his country reach the 2019 final.

The full back marked his 50th appearance for England with his 22nd try, during a man-of-the-match performance against France in a dramatic Six Nations encounter.