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List of leading international rugby union drop goal scorers

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This is a list of the leading drop goal scorers in rugby union test matches, with a minimum of ten test drop goals. Test caps are awarded by a player's national union, regardless of whether the opposition recognise it as such. Note, however, that if one nation grants a match test status and the opponents do not then only the statistics for the nation granting test status are counted in test totals. Composite teams made up of players selected from multiple unions—for example the British and Irish Lions and Pacific Islanders—are also considered test teams because they are selected by a group of recognised national governing bodies.

Only teams for which a player has scored a test drop goal are included in the table; players may have played for other test sides. Table including matches played 27 August 2023:

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Players who are still active at international level are in bold.

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RankDrop
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PlayerInternational teamCapsYearsRef
136Jonny Wilkinson England971998 – 2011[1]
228Hugo Porta Argentina (26)
South American Jaguars (2)
661971 – 1990[2][3]
323Rob Andrew England (21)
British and Irish Lions (2)
761985 – 1997
420Diego Dominguez Italy761989 – 2003
518Naas Botha South Africa281980 – 1992[4]
617Stefano Bettarello Italy551979 – 1988
Dan Parks Scotland672004 – 2012
815Jean-Patrick Lescarboura France281982 – 1990[5]
Ronan O'Gara Ireland1302000 – 2013[6]
1013Jonathan Davies Wales321985 – 1997[7]
1112Pierre Albaladejo France301954 – 1964[8]
John Rutherford Scotland441979 – 1987
Nicolás Sánchez Argentina1042010 – 2023
1411Lisandro Arbizu Argentina861990 – 2005
Didier Camberabero France361982 – 1993[9]
Guy Camberabero France141961 – 1968[10]
1710Craig Chalmers Scotland (9)
British and Irish Lions (1)
611989 – 1999
George Ford England1082014 -
Neil Jenkins Wales911991 – 2002[11]
Barry John Wales (8)
British and Irish Lions (2)
301966 – 1972[12][13]
Andrew Mehrtens New Zealand701995 – 2004[14]
Neculai Nichitean Romania281990 – 1997
Bobby Ross Canada581989 – 2003
Morne Steyn South Africa682009 – 2021
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