Isaak Fines-Leleiwasa

Speed, spark and a flair for the big moment define Isaak Fines-Leleiwasa. Born on 2 October 1995, the scrum-half has been a key tempo-setter for the Fijian Drua, whose high-octane attacking style suits his instinct for sniping breaks and quick service from the base. One of the standout moments of his career came when he scored a memorable match-winning try against the Crusaders in Super Rugby Pacific in 2024, a strike that captured the Drua's ability to upset the competition's established powers. Beyond his attacking threat, Fines-Leleiwasa brings valuable experience to a young squad, controlling the pace of matches and acting as a crucial link between forwards and backs. His sharp distribution and ability to exploit space around the ruck make him a constant menace for opposition defences. Eligible to represent Australia at international level, he has long been regarded as one of the more dangerous attacking nines in the Southern Hemisphere. Whether dictating tempo or breaking the line himself, Fines-Leleiwasa remains central to the way the Drua look to play, blending experience with the unpredictability that defines their rugby.