Former England centre Tindall hangs up boots


  • Rugby
  • Tuesday, 15 Jul 2014

England's Mike Tindall takes part in a training session in Auckland October 6, 2011. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth

(Reuters) - Former England centre Mike Tindall announced his retirement from rugby on Tuesday, becoming the last member of the victorious 2003 World Cup team to hang up his boots.

Tindall, 35, was player-coach at English Premiership club Gloucester last season but was not offered a new contract under incoming director of rugby David Humphreys.

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