ABOUT NORMAN BIGGS
Wing who played internationally for Wales, and is well known for dying in the military when he was struck by a poison arrow.
He began his playing days at Cardiff University, before advancing to Cambridge University.
For more than a century he was the youngest capped player in Wales' team history, and he helped lead the squad to an 1893 Triple Crown.
His mother was Emily Biggs, and his father, a brewer, was John Biggs.
He is one of many rugby greats to jumpstart their career at Cambridge University, along with players such as Daniel Vickerman .
