Springbok no. 181 · Flyhalf

Bennie Osler

Benjamin Louwrens Osler · WP

17Tests
2Tries
1Tours
22Age at debut

Test career

192419281933

First test

16 Aug 1924, age 22 · Flyhalf v Britain, Kingsmead, Durban

Last test

2 Sep 1933, age 31 · Flyhalf v Australia, Springbokpark, Bloemfontein

Biography

Bennie Osler was the dominant flyhalf of his era and one of the game’s first great tactical kickers. Born in Aliwal North on 23 November 1901, he played for Western Province and won 17 caps between 1924 and 1933, every one of them at flyhalf.

He built his game on kicking for territory, finding the gaps that opposing forwards left as they broke from the scrum. His finest afternoon came at Kingsmead, Durban, in 1928, when he kicked two drop goals and two penalties, 14 of the 17 points, in a 17–0 win over New Zealand.

Osler captained South Africa in five Tests, four of them on the 1931–32 tour, when the Springboks beat Wales, Ireland, England and Scotland. He scored 46 Test points and died on 23 April 1962.

Test history

17 tests · 5 as captain · 46 points
DateOpponentVenuePositionResultProvince
16 Aug 1924BritainKingsmead, DurbanFlyhalfW 7–3WP
23 Aug 1924BritainWanderers (Old Wanderers), JohannesburgFlyhalfW 17–0WP
13 Sep 1924BritainCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethFlyhalfD 3–3WP
20 Sep 1924BritainNewlands, Cape TownFlyhalfW 16–9WP
30 Jun 1928New ZealandKingsmead, DurbanFlyhalfW 17–0WP
21 Jul 1928New ZealandEllis Park, JohannesburgFlyhalfL 6–7WP
18 Aug 1928New ZealandCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethFlyhalfW 11–6WP
01 Sep 1928New ZealandNewlands, Cape TownFlyhalfL 5–13WP
05 Dec 1931WalesSt. Helens, SwanseaFlyhalf (C)W 8–3WP
19 Dec 1931IrelandAviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road), DublinFlyhalf (C)W 8–3WP
02 Jan 1932EnglandTwickenham, LondonFlyhalf (C)W 7–0WP
16 Jan 1932ScotlandMurrayfield, EdinburghFlyhalf (C)W 6–3WP
08 Jul 1933AustraliaNewlands, Cape TownFlyhalfW 17–3WP
22 Jul 1933AustraliaKingsmead, DurbanFlyhalf (C)L 6–21WP
12 Aug 1933AustraliaEllis Park, JohannesburgFlyhalfW 12–3WP
26 Aug 1933AustraliaCrusaders (St George's Park), Port ElizabethFlyhalfW 11–0WP
02 Sep 1933AustraliaSpringbokpark, BloemfonteinFlyhalfL 4–15WP