Peter Alexander Stringer

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Peter Stringer

Ireland

Full name Peter Alexander Stringer

Born December 13, 1977, Cork

Current age 32 years 263 days

Major teams Ireland A, Munster, Ireland

Position Scrum-half

Height 5 ft 7 in

Weight 157 lb

Test career
	Span	Mat	Start	Sub	Pts	Tries	Won	Lost	Draw	%
All Tests	2000-2009	91	79	12	30	6	63	27	1	69.78
Rugby World Cup	2003-2007	7	7	0	0	0	5	2	0	71.42
Five/Six Nations	2000-2009	45	38	7	20	4	35	10	0	77.77

Career statistics
Test debut	Ireland v Scotland at Aviva Stadium, Feb 19, 2000 match details
Last Test	United States of America v Ireland at Santa Clara, May 31, 2009 match details
Test Statsguru	Main menu \| Career summary \| Match list \| Most points \| Most tries \| Tournament list

Profile

The Ireland and Munster scrum-half is one of the most recognisable men in world rugby.

The diminutive, shaven headed link-man has played nearly 90 times for his country since making his debut against Scotland in February 2000.

Domestically he is fondly remembered for his 2006 performance in the Heineken Cup when a charateristic sniping run from the base of a scrum saw him scamper over for a crucial match-winning try that saw Munster defeat French side, Biarritz.

He has struck up a formidable partnership with the Ireland fly-half Ronan O'Gara with whom he played with at Presentation Brothers College in Cork and has scored six tries in his international career.