Charlie Nimb

Charles Frederick Nimb was a South African international rugby union player.
Nimb was born in Paarl and educated at Voortrekker High School.
A fly–half, Nimb had a quick rise in rugby, earning a Springboks call up the same season he debuted for Western Province. He first appeared for the Springboks while an understudy to Keith Oxlee on their 1960–61 tour of Europe, but struggled with injuries and was unavailable when Oxlee missed the match against England. After finishing the tour with five non international appearances, Nimb gained his only Springboks cap in 1961 when he played against Ireland at Newlands, where he contributed nine points off his boot in a 24–8 win.
Nimb later switched to rugby league and played with English club Hull.