French rugby great Mias dies aged 93

Selected 29 times for the French national team, six as captain, 'Doctor Pack' as Mias was known because of his other role as a general practitioner, began his international career in 1951. A 1.89 metre lock forward, Mias captained Les Bleus on their historic winning tour of South Africa in 1958 and closed his international career after leading them to their Five Nations triumph the following year, retiring at the age of just 29. He also helped France to their first wins at Twickenham in 1951 and Cardiff seven years later...