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Jordie Barrett’s New Zealand career combines back-line roles with a club path through the Hurricanes and Leinster.
Barrett explained
For New Zealand, Jordie Barrett offers a back-line presence with 81 caps and 304 international points. At 29, he sits among the current New Zealand group, covering several roles across the back line. His value internationally comes from his work at fullback, fly-half, wing and centre, which lets New Zealand reorder its back line without changing personnel. That versatility is the core of his national-team importance.
His roles span the back three, fullback, fly-half, wing and centre. His teams-by-year path runs from Canterbury to the Hurricanes, then Taranaki, and more recently Leinster in the United Rugby Championship. That places him with the Hurricanes while also linking him to Leinster's competition. His rugby career spans New Zealand and Ireland. Those roles and competitions frame his current standing.
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He was born on 17 February 1997 in New Plymouth, New Zealand.
Jordie Barrett has earned 81 caps for New Zealand at international level.
On the field he plays as a fullback, fly-half, wing or centre.