Despite an 11-year international career, he only won 55 test caps, due to injuries and his refusal to play on Sundays due to his strict Christian beliefs, something which caused him to be omitted from the 1995 World Cup squad.
He holds many distinctions, but perhaps the biggest is that he was the first ever player to score a try in a Rugby World Cup. Once described as "an almost perfect player", Jones is deserving of his place as the greatest flanker of all time.
Coming soon - Top Five No. 8s of All Time!
Other articles from this series include:
Top Three Loose Head Props of All Time
Top Three Tight Head Props of All Time
Top Ten Second Rows of All Time














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