Jonah Lomu, Jason Leonard OBE, Scott Quinnell

An Evening with Rugby Legends: Jonah Lomu, RFU President Jason Leonard and Scott Quinnell, hosted by Sky Sports, Alex Payne.

Recognised as the original global superstar of rugby, Jonah Lomu created a sporting sensation from the moment he first burst onto the international playing field. The youngest All Black ever, Lomu remains the official, all-time Rugby World Cup top try scorer with 15 tries. His 63 All Black caps spanned a relatively short period, and it was during the 1995 Rugby World Cup that Lomu cemented his international rugby superstar status.

With 114 appearances for England, the former Harlequins and Saracens prop Jason Leonard still has more international caps than any other forward. Leonard spent a total of 14 years in the white of England during a stunning career that spanned both the amateur and professional era and, although it is his achievements for his country that bring him the most attention.

Scott Quinnell started and ended his career playing rugby union for the famous Llanelli Scarlets club. He also played rugby league for Wigan and represented Wales in both codes as well as touring with the British Lions in South Africa and Australia. Scott scored 11 tries for Wales and captained his country on seven occasions. He is now a rugby pundit for Sky television.