In March 2016, David Pocock announced he would step away from Australian Rugby for 12 months for personal development.
In March 2016, David Pocock announced he would step away from Australian Rugby for 12 months for personal development. RUGBY.com.au Films presents episode one of Open Side, a glimpse into David Pocock's time away.
Renowned for his incredible on-field feats, Wallabies captain Michael Hooper believes it's the off-field leadership qualities that sets David Pocock apart.
Wallabies star David Pocock has been getting his hands dirty in South Africa as part of the Classic Wallabies Indigenous Exchange Program. He visited the eight volunteers who are helping to build vegetable gardens in the north of South Africa.
A battered and bruised David Pocock talks about a narrow in over France and what it was like to lead his country out at Stade de France
New blindside flanker David Pocock previews the opening clash of the Spring Tour against Wales, and his transition to the number six jersey.
David Pococks return to Wallaby gold after a broken hand is on track as the final Beldisloe Cup match draws near. The fixture in Auckland will also see the Wallaroos face the Black Ferns in a double header.
David Pocock has been ruled out of the Rugby Championship with a hand injury, after the flanker went down in the Wallabies win over Argentina.
Zimbabwean-born David Pocock likes nothing better than taking on the Springboks!
David Pocock is back and ready to take on the Highlanders in the first Super Rugby Quarter-final for 2016.
Sean McMahon says he's ready to go if called upon to fill the void of David Pocock in the second Test.
