Springbok Sevens rugby stalwart, Chris Dry, has decided to retire from International Sevens rugby and the 33-year-old says he leaves with no regrets and a mountain of great memories.
The Blitzboks forward made his debut in 2010 in Adelaide, Australia, and went on to represent the Springbok Sevens team in 74 World Rugby Sevens Series tournaments, played in 373 matches for his country and scored 98 tries.
Dry also represented South Africa at the Rugby World Cup Sevens.
He won gold with the team at the Commonwealth Games and earned a fifth placed finish with Team South Africa in Rugby Sevens at the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games.
Dry is also a two-time gold medal winner in the World Series with the Blitzboks and made the World Series Dream team in 2017.
