Now retired, Braith Anasta has enjoyed a remarkable Rugby League career, marked by 10 Origins, 4 Tests, one premiership, and 288 NRL appearances. In 2002, Braith made his State of Origin debut for NSW, scoring 10 tries and becoming the youngest man to captain the Bulldogs.
Anasta played a pivotal role in the Bulldogs' 2004 NRL Premiership victory, participating in 26 matches and scoring 8 tries. After accumulating 110 first grade matches with the Bulldogs, scoring 50 tries, kicking 2 goals, and 10 field goals, he signed a 3-year deal with the Sydney Roosters in 2006.
Braith excelled as five-eighth in the 2007 season with the Roosters, earning another Dally M nomination and receiving the prestigious Jack Gibson Player of the Year Medal and the Supporters Club Player of the Year Award. His leadership qualities earned him the captaincy of the club, where he remained a respected and dedicated player.
In 2010, during the first final game against his future club Wests Tigers, Braith transitioned to a new position in the second row and scored the crucial field goal leading up to the golden point. He announced his retirement in August 2014 after a bicep injury.
Beyond the field, Braith is an avid golfer with an impressive handicap of 1. He has served as an ambassador for the 2014 ATC Sydney Spring Carnival and as a rugby league commentator for Fox Sports, signing a new 3-year deal in 2014.
Braith Anasta currently works as a rugby league commentator and analyst for Fox Sports. He provides expert insights and commentary on NRL games and related programming. In addition to his media role, Braith is actively involved in various ambassadorial and promotional activities, leveraging his extensive experience and reputation in rugby league. He remains engaged with the sport through coaching, mentoring young players, and participating in community and charity events.
