Ben Youngs to retire from rugby at end of season but says 'let's not write the obituary just yet'

Ben Youngs to retire from rugby at end of season but says 'let's not write the obituary just yet'

LONDON (AP) — Leicester Tigers scrum-half Ben Youngs, who made a record 127 test appearances for England, will retire from professional rugby at the end of the season.

Most-capped England rugby player of all time to retire at end of season

England's most capped player is set to retire

Half of the women in the 127 selections announced on Tuesday that he would retire at 35 years of age at the end of the season.

England legend Ben Youngs announces retirement from rugby

Youngs is England men’s rugby’s most-capped player and will hang up his boots after finishing the season with Leicester Tigers

Ben Youngs: England, Leicester Tigers great to retire

Leicester Tigers and former England scrum-half Ben Youngs will retire at the end of the season, he has announced.

A page turns to England. The most caped player of the XV of the Rose (127), Ben Youngs announces that he will put an end to his professional career at the end of the season. The half of a melee that has been playing in Leicester since 2007 will hang up the crampons at 35. "The time will come to thank all those who helped me to accomplish what I've done, but it will be for when it's really over," Youngs explained on the Tigers website. Champion o…