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Rugby player
Alfred Uluinayau
Birth nameAlfred Beranaliva Uluinayau
Date of birth (1970-02-20) 20 February 1970 (age 54)
Height5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight90 kg (198 lb; 14 st 2 lb)
Rugby union career
Position(s) Fullback
International career
Years Team Apps (Points)
1996-2003 Fiji 35 (37)

Alfred Beranaliva Uluinayau nicknamed Alfie (born 20 February 1970) is a New Zealand rugby union player currently coaching professionally in Japan. He has represented Fiji as a fullback and is also a former Auckland player and All Black trialist.

He made his Fiji team debut against the Springboks in 1996 and took over the No.15 jersey in early 1999 when Jonetani Waqa ruptured his Achilles tendon. He then became Brad Johnstone’s first choice fullback at the 1999 Rugby World Cup and scored a memorable try against France in Toulouse.

He also scored the decisive try in the 2001 Pacific Tri-nations final against Samoa, cutting inside Samoan veteran center To’o Vaega to touch down under the posts.

He is now the Backs Coach for Fiji

Personal Statistics

Full name: Alfred Beranaliva Uluinayau
Position: Utility Back
Born: 20 February 1970
Height: 1.8m (5'11")
Weight: 90 kg (198.5 lbs)
Test debut: 1996 vs South Africa in Pretoria
35 caps 7 tries 1 con 37 pts (47 games)

International Appearances (Fiji)

  • 2 Jul 1996 v South Africa L 18-43
  • 20 Jul 1996 v Samoa W 60-0
  • 27 Jul 1996 v Tonga L 18-32
  • 29 Sep 1996 v Hong Kong W 64-11 (-63)
  • 5 Oct 1996 v Hong Kong W 37-16
  • 1 Nov 1996 v NZ Maoris L 10-25
  • 14 Jun 1997 v New Zealand L 5-71
  • 21 Jun 1997 v Tonga W 20-10
  • 27 Jun 1997 v Cook Islands W 53-7 (-40)
  • 5 Jul 1997 v Samoa L 17-26 1T
  • 27 Jun 1998 v France L 9-34 (+49)
  • 22 Sep 1998 v Samoa W 26-18
  • 26 Sep 1998 v Tonga W 32-15
  • 15 May 1999 v Canada W 40-29 1T
  • 5 Jun 1999 v Japan W 16-9
  • 26 Jun 1999 v Tonga W 39-37 (-60)
  • 3 Jul 1999 v Samoa L 15-27
  • 1 Oct 1999 v Namibia W 67-18
  • 9 Oct 1999 v Canada W 38-22 (-40)
  • 16 Oct 1999 v France L 19-28 1T
  • 20 Oct 1999 v England L 24-45
  • 25 May 2001 v Tonga L 26-31 (+40)
  • 4 Jul 2001 v Canada W 52-23 (+50) 1T 1C
  • 8 Jul 2001 v Samoa W 28-17 1T
  • 1 Jun 2002 v Samoa W 17-16 (-68)
  • 7 Jun 2002 v Tonga W 47-22 (-50)
  • 22 Jun 2002 v Samoa L 12-22 (-60)
  • 29 Jun 2002 v New Zealand L 18-68 (-52)
  • 11 Jul 2003 v Tonga L 22-23 (-55)
  • 15 Oct 2003 v USA W 19-18

Key: T= Try, C= Conversion, (+)= Substituted in, (-)= Substituted out,

Club affiliations

External links

Fiji squad – 1999 Rugby World Cup
Forwards
Backs
Coach: Johnstone
Fiji squad – 2003 Rugby World Cup
Forwards
Backs
Coach: McCallion
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