Murray Mexted

Murray Mexted

Murray Mexted was born on September 5th, 1953

Full Name: Murray Gordon Mexted
Profession: Rugby Player and Sportscaster
Nationality: New Zealand
Rugby Position: Number 8 and Flanker
Teams: New Zealand national team and Wellington
Notable Games: 1981 and 1985 Rugby World Cups
Broadcasting Career: Sky Sport and TVNZ
Awards: New Zealand Order of Merit

A former All Blacks lock and flanker who represented New Zealand in rugby, later becoming a popular television commentator and rugby analyst. Known for his insightful commentary and charismatic on-air personality.

Timeline
1953
Born in Wellington
Murray Mexted was born on September 5, 1953, in Wellington, New Zealand.
1977
Rugby Debut
Mexted made his debut for the New Zealand national rugby union team, the All Blacks.
1981
Wins Bledisloe Cup
Mexted helped the All Blacks win the Bledisloe Cup, a trophy contested between New Zealand and Australia.
1983
Retires from Rugby
Mexted retired from professional rugby, having earned 44 caps for the All Blacks.
1991
Becomes Rugby Commentator
Mexted began working as a rugby commentator for Sky Sport, a New Zealand television network.
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FAQ
What position did Murray Mexted play in rugby?
Murray Mexted played as a lock forward for the New Zealand national rugby union team, the All Blacks.
What is Murray Mexteds most notable achievement in rugby?
Murray Mexteds most notable achievement in rugby is his part in the All Blacks 1987 Rugby World Cup-winning team.
Has Murray Mexted coached any rugby teams?
Yes, Murray Mexted has coached several rugby teams, including the New Zealand Under-21 team and the Harlequins in the UK.
What is Murray Mexted doing now?
Murray Mexted is currently involved in rugby commentary and punditry, working with Sky Sport in New Zealand. He is also involved in various charity and community initiatives.
What is Murray Mexteds perspective on modern rugby?
Murray Mexted is a respected voice on rugby issues and has written extensively on the game. He has expressed views on topics such as player safety, coaching strategies, and the state of the game in New Zealand.

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