Danny Cipriani: Former England fly-half to leave Bath at end of season
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Danny Cipriani's final England cap came in a 25-10 win over South Africa during the summer tour of 2018
Former England fly-half Danny Cipriani is to leave Bath at the end of the season to join an overseas club.
The 34-year-old played has 14 times for the club this season with eight starts.
The ex-Sale, Wasps and Melbourne Rebels player joined Bath in March 2021 after leaving Gloucester in December 2020.
He won 16 England caps in a career that had controversial moments such as being hit by a bus on a team night out and being fined after admitting an assault during a pre-season tour to Jersey.
Bath announced the signing of Northampton fly-half Piers Francis on Thursday and also have highly rated homegrown fly-half Orlando Bailey under contract for next season.
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"My last couple games in England are fast arriving" he posted on Instagram., external
"I've decided to move on to experience a new country and make great memories with my family.
"Over the years I've accrued some amazing loyal supporters. I'm grateful. From the bottom of my heart. Thank you."