Former Wigan Warriors and England back Jason Robinson is widely regarded as one of the greatest cross-code players of all time.

Renowned for his blistering speed, Robinson enjoyed a glittering career which saw him awarded an OBE after lifting the Rugby Union World Cup in 2003, after narrowly missing out in the 1995 Rugby League World Cup Final eight years earlier.

A one-club man during his stint in Rugby League, Robinson made over 300 appearances and scored over 150 tries for Wigan Warriors as he won both the Challenge Cup and Super League Grand Final along the way.

Most recently, the former England international joined the Jamaican Rugby League set up as Joint Operations Manager, and links up with RLWC2021 to help raise the profile of the sport in his role as International Ambassador.