Dan Biggar Rugby Player, Height, Wife, Family, Net Worth

Dan Biggar is an international Welsh professional rugby union player. His full name is Daniel Rhys Biggar. His playing position is Fly-half.

Josh Adams, Ben Carter, Josh Navidi, Ross Moriarty, Ryan Elias, Dillon Lewis also played in the Welsh rugby team.

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His age and height

Biggar was born on 16 October 1989, now his age is 36 (as of 2025) and his birthplace is Morriston, Swansea. His height is 6 feet 2 inches or 1.88m.

Biggar’s wife or girlfriend

Dan Biggar got marry to Alex Biggar in 2016.They dated from their school life. Alex Biggar is a successful cake businesswoman. This couple has a son named James.

We will see Biggar’s biography details, net worth, salary, and family details here.

His Salary and Net worth

His present salary is around £640,000 per year. Biggar is a Wales Rugby Union player with a net worth of $2 million to USD 8 million.

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Biggar’s Rugby Union career, and National career

Biggar joined the Swansea RFC at the age of 18 in a white dress. He made his debut against Saracens in the tournament of the EDF Energy Cup 2007.

Biggar first played in the Magners League on 12 September 2008 against Glasgow Warriors.

Biggar attained the most points scorer in the Celtic League in the season of 2010–11.

Biggar joined Northampton in 2017 for the 2018/19 season. He has the most records after the exit of Ospreys.

In the 2018-19 season, Biggar made his friendly debut for Northampton against the Ospreys.

His international career

Biggar was named in the Wales national rugby team in 2008 for the tour of the Autumn Internationals series 2008.

He was selected for the Wales 35-man squad for the tour of Six Nations 2010. After a long-time missing such as the 2011 Rugby World Cup then in 2012, he joined the Welsh squad for his good form with the Ospreys.

Biggar played Six Nations Championship 2013 with a number 10 shirt replacing Rhys Priestland’s injury.

Biggar was named in the Welsh main squad for the Rugby World Cup 2015. Again in the 2019 Rugby World Cup tournament, he was named to the Wales senior squad.

Biggar attained his 100th cap at the tour of the 2022 Six Nations Championship against Scotland on 12 February 2022.

British and Irish Lions:

Biggar was named in Welsh for the British & Irish Lions tour 2017 to New Zealand.

Then in the 2021 British and Irish Lions tour, Biggar played his second British and Irish Lions tour. He made his 2nd British and Irish debut against South Africa in 2021.