Old Albanians

During his time in the Senior academy Malins held dual registration with Old Albanian. He played 19 games for them with a high scoring rate of 11 points per game.^[6] His performance during the 2015/16 season aided significantly in returning the Old Albanians to National League 1 via the play-off mechanism.^[7]

Saracens

Malins made his first team debut in January 2017, coming on as a substitute against the Scarlets in the Anglo-Welsh Cup.^[8] Since then he has played 29 games across all competitions, with a particular focus in the Anglo-Welsh and international breaks, which caused the absence of Owen Farrell and Alex Lozowski.^[9] He has scored 104 points in these games. However while his try rate (7 in 29) has been high, his place-kicking success rate has been fairly low (63%).^[6]

With reasonable success in his games in the 17/18 season, and an increased likelihood of both Saracens' first choice fly-halves missing games due to international duty, Malins was offered and accepted a two-year contract extension, to the end of the 2019/20 season.^[9] In March 2019, Malins scored all nine points for Saracens in their 9-23 defeat to the Northampton Saints in the final of the 2019 Premiership Rugby Cup.^[10]

He helped Saracens win the Premiership title in 2023, scoring a try in the final as Saracens defeated Sale Sharks.^[11]

Bristol

He agreed a further contract extension which saw him join Bristol Bears on loan until the end of the 2020-21 season along with fellow teammate Ben Earl.^[12] In October 2020 Malins scored a try as Bristol defeated Toulon in the final of the European Rugby Challenge Cup.^[13] During his spell at Bristol Malins has played primarily at fullback and has a high try scoring rate of 11 tries from 11 starts (+2 appearances off the bench) as of 21/04/21.^[14] Malins returned to Bristol ahead of the 2023-24 Premiership Rugby season.

England U18

Malins' England Under-18 debut game occurred in February 2015, where he scored a try. He also participated in the victory against Scotland shortly afterwards.^[4] Malins was selected for the 3-month tour to South Africa by the U18 England team in the summer of 2015.^[15] The 3-month tour, as well as a number of regional games, had 3 primary games: the France U18 team and two games against South Africa U18.^[15]

England U20

Malins participated, primarily at fullback, in England winning the 2016 World Rugby Under 20 Championship hosted in Manchester. He scored tries against Scotland^[16] in the pool stage and in the semi-final against South Africa.^[17] He started at full back in the final against Ireland.^[18] The following year he was a member of the squad that completed the grand slam in the 2017 Six Nations Under 20s Championship^[19] and then featured at fly-half as England reached the final of the 2017 World Rugby Under 20 Championship, before being defeated by New Zealand.^[20][21] He was particularly noted by England U20 head coach Ian Vass as being a major figure in their success, acting as a calmer figure around which the team could bond.^[20] He acted as the primary place-kicker in the latter competition for the majority of his games with a 72% success rate.

England

In October 2020 he was called up to the senior England squad by head coach Eddie Jones.^[22] On 14 November 2020 Malins made his Test debut as a second-half replacement for Ollie Lawrence in their opening fixture of the Autumn Nations Cup against Georgia.^[23] He also came off the bench in the final of that competition as England defeated France in extra-time to win the tournament.^[24]

List of international tries

As of 12 February 2023^[25]

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Try	Opposing team	Location	Venue	Competition	Date	Result	Score
1	Scotland	London, England	Twickenham Stadium	2023 Six Nations	4 February 2023	Loss	23 – 29
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