Ali Williams

Alexander (Ali) James Williams , born the April 30th 1981 with Auckland, is a player of Rugby to XV New Zealand which plays with the All-Blacks since 2002 and with the Auckland Blues. It is a second line, of 2,02 m for 112 kg.

Since 2002, it is one of the executives of the New Zealand selection. Often associated with Chris Jack with the All Blacks , Ali Williams is characterized by his qualities from jumper on the keys, his incredible address balloon in hand and his speed of race. Its first test with the Auckland Blues was registered after a sprint of 30 meters. Offensive player, it is also one of the leaders of the team.

Career

In club

It began with the Blues in 2002, playing 4 matches of Super 12.

Ali Williams plays in the Super 14 in 2006, it disputed 6 matches of the Super 12 in 2004-2005.

In national team

He made his beginnings with the Blacks the November 9th 2002, at the time of a match against the Équipe of England.
Il took part in the world cup 2003 (5 disputed matches, of which the small finale).
In June 2007, Sebastien Chabal breaks to him the jaw at the time of the second test match of New Zealand against the France. Chabal, carrying the balloon, hustles Williams very violently (video images). During its convalescence, it organized the contest of best soup: the Net surfers were invited to send by e-mail to the néozélandaise federation of Rugby soup a receipt, the first price being a rugby ball dedicated by the whole of AlBlacks.

Prize list

In province

46 matches Super 12/Super 14 (1 test)

In national team

Many tests with Blacks: 46
Many points with Blacks: 30 (6 tests)
Matches with Blacks per year: 3 in 2002, 12 in 2003, 5 in 2004, 10 in 2005, 10 in 2006, 6 in 2007,

External bonds

Profile of the player by Statistical allblacks.com
by itsrugby.fr

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