At amateur level, Kyle Rowe first played at Falkirk RFC before heading to Glasgow Hawks.

He then made his way to Ayr, where he won the Premiership and Scottish Cup in 2019, scoring three tries across the two finals.

Rowe has previously featured for Scotland U19 and U20, scoring four tries in nine appearances for the U20s.

He has also played for Scotland Sevens, making his debut in 2018 and scoring seven tries in five competitions. Having had stints at Glasgow Warriors and Edinburgh Rugby, Rowe signed for London Irish in 2021.

He made a blistering start, scoring five tries in his first seven Premiership appearances, including a hat-trick in away draw with Saracens. He also scored in a Challenge Cup victory over his old team Edinburgh in January 2022.

This incredible form saw Rowe earn his first 15-a-side Scotland call up ahead of the 2022 Guinness Six Nations. He made his Scotland debut in the summer tour to Argentina in the same year.

Rowe played in his first ever Guinness Six Nations Championship in 2024, starting at full-back against Wales in Cardiff.

He scored his first try against Chile in July 2024, following it with a second in the same match.