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In the 2020COVID-19-interrupted Super Rugby season, Wilson made his senior debut for the Queensland Reds against theBrumbies inCanberra, starting at number eight.[2][3] Wilson scored his first Reds try in the 77th minute set up a grandstand finish, but the Reds ultimately lost 27–24.[4]
Five days later, on 7 September, he made his first start for the side in a 52–26 win over theBristol Bears atAshton Gate, playing at number eight.[8][9] He scored two tries in the first half, which were his first tries for the Barbarians.[10]
Wilson made his fourth and final appearance for the Barbarians on 28 October 2023, starting in a 51–21 victory againstHarlequins atTwickenham Stoop.[11][12]
On 9 November 2024, Wilson scored his first try for Australia in a 42–37 victory over England atTwickenham during theAutumn Nations Series.[14] His try in the 34th minute contributed to a comeback win, with the Wallabies securing the match in added time.[15]
Wilson captained the Wallabies in all three tests against theBritish and Irish Lions in 2025.[16][17] In August 2025, he captained the side and scored two tries in a 38–22 victory overSouth Africa, having been 22–0 down the first quarter, during the opening fixture of the2025 Rugby Championship, ending a 62 year losing streak atEllis Park Stadium.[18]
