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Luke Cowan-Dickie

Sale Sharks Hooker · England

Luke Cowan-Dickie

Position
Hooker
Country
England
Age
33
Born
20 Jun 1993
Height
1.83 m
Weight
not available
Caps
61
Test tries · pts
not available

Season by season

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Luke Cowan-Dickie, season by season in tracked matches
SeasonAppStTPts
2026–27 Premiership · Sale Sharks2115
2026 Nations Championship · England3000

Minutes are not recorded in the match feed for these matches.

Last five matches

  1. Won v Harlequins 28–24 Premiership · · replacement
  2. Lost v Bristol Bears 24–34 Premiership · · started 1 try
  3. Won v Argentina 31–24 Nations Championship · · replacement
  4. Won v Fiji 73–8 Nations Championship · · replacement
  5. Lost v South Africa 21–45 Nations Championship · · replacement

Match by match

5 tracked matches
Luke Cowan-Dickie, attack totals in tracked matches
AttackTotal
Running metres93
Carries27
Clean breaks1
Offloads2
Try assists0
Passes8
Luke Cowan-Dickie, defence totals in tracked matches
DefenceTotal
Tackles made42
Tackles missed7
Tackle success86%
Premiership 2 apps · 1 try
Luke Cowan-Dickie, every tracked match in Premiership
MatchCarMTklT
v Harlequins 11 Oct 2026 · W 28–24 101450
v Bristol Bears 26 Sep 2026 · L 24–34 513131
Totals 2 apps · 1 try1527181
Nations Championship 3 apps · 0 tries
Luke Cowan-Dickie, every tracked match in Nations Championship
MatchCarMTklT
v Argentina 18 Jul 2026 · W 31–24 530180
v Fiji 11 Jul 2026 · W 73–8 52840
v South Africa 4 Jul 2026 · L 21–45 2820
Totals 3 apps · 0 tries1266240

WeTalkRugby Rating

89.6

The WeTalkRugby Rating weighs international caps, age against the peak for the position, captaincy, club strength and the strength of the international side.

About Luke Cowan-Dickie

Luke Cowan-Dickie is a carrying hooker in the era when that became a requirement rather than a bonus.

The ball-carrying is genuinely destructive — short, flat, and difficult to stop without committing two defenders, which is exactly the currency England’s attack trades in around the fringes.

The throwing has been the long-running debate. At his best it is fine; under the most extreme pressure it has occasionally wobbled, and in a Test match that is the difference between a maul try and a scrum against.

Injuries have taken more from his career than form ever has. Neck and knee problems have cost him entire seasons at the point where a hooker should be accumulating caps.

He remains, when fit, the most physically disruptive hooker available to England. The condition attached to that sentence is the whole story of the last five years.

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