Former England rugby star Ben Youngs revealed he underwent heart surgery after collapsing during a Leicester Tigers training session earlier this year. Diagnosed with arrhythmia and supraventricular tachycardia, Youngs experienced several episodes throughout his career but was unaware of his condition until recently. Despite the alarming incidents, he praised the medical care received from his club and is confident he will be fit for the new Premiership season starting in September. Youngs, who holds the record for the most caps in England men's rugby with 127, shared his experience on the 'For the Love of Rugby' podcast, emphasizing the importance of getting checked for similar symptoms. The surgery, which has a 90% success rate, aims to prevent future episodes, allowing him to continue his career without further complications.