Former All Black Thorn calls time on stellar career


  • Rugby
  • Thursday, 09 Apr 2015

Former New Zealand All Blacks' Brad Thorn celebrates with the Webb Ellis Cup after they beat France to win the Rugby World Cup final at Eden Park in Auckland in this file photo taken on October 23, 2011. REUTERS/David Gray

LONDON (Reuters) - Former New Zealand lock Brad Thorn is retiring at the end of the season following a glittering 21-year career in which won the biggest prizes in rugby league and union.

The 40-year-old started out in league with the Brisbane Broncos, represented Queensland in the state of origin and won three caps for Australia.

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