Beauden John Barrett (born 27 May 1991) is a New Zealand rugby union player who plays as a First five-eighth or Fullback for the Blues and hurricanes in Super Rugby and Taranaki in the Bunnings NPC.
Barrett won the World Rugby Player of the Year awards in 2016 and 2017, was also a nominee for the award in 2018, and is only the second player to win the award in consecutive years, after former teammate Richie McCaw. He also won the overall Sportsperson of the Year Award in the Taranaki Sports Awards in 2013, 2016 and 2019.
Barrett played at under-20 and Sevens levels for New Zealand before being called into the All Blacks squad in May 2012, and made his international debut as a replacement in the final test against Ireland in Hamilton, when he kicked nine points, on 23 June 2012. He debuted for Taranaki in 2010, and debuted in Super Rugby with the Hurricanes in 2011.
Barrett holds the world record for consecutive wins since his first test (19 wins from 19 tests).
Lees meer...27 mei 1991 was een maandag onder het sterrenbeeld ♊. Het was de 146e dag van het jaar. President van de Verenigde Staten was George Bush.
Als je op deze dag bent geboren, ben je 34 jaar oud. Je laatste verjaardag was op dinsdag 27 mei 2025, 161 dagen geleden. Je volgende verjaardag is op woensdag 27 mei 2026, in 203 dagen. Je hebt 12.580 dagen geleefd, of ongeveer 301.929 uur, of ongeveer 18.115.760 minuten, of ongeveer 1.086.945.600 seconden.
Date: 28 May 1991
INTERNATIONAL A3-11 Ethiopia's acting leader surrendered to advancing guerrillas by agreeing to cede control of the capital, but there appeared to be a split in the Government as Government troops clashed with each other. Page A1 Mhondiwa Journal: Zimbabwe aims family planning at men A4
Date: 28 May 1991
By Sam Howe Verhovek
Sam Verhovek
The experimental law that allowed cameras into New York State's courtrooms -- and dramatic footage of criminal trials into millions of living rooms -- expires this week, with the law's future in dispute. The dispute centers on a provision in a State Senate bill that would extend the law but would not allow news organizations to videotape or photograph some witnesses during testimony unless the witnesses agreed. Many news organizations say that would sharply curtail their ability to cover a trial. The Assembly version of the bill, reflecting current law, would not set such a limit.
Date: 27 May 1991
By Alex S. Jones
Alex Jones
As many newspapers rush toward the brave new world of building extensive data banks about their readers' interests and buying habits to help sell advertising, the issue of privacy looms as a potential land mine. Americans are only beginning to realize that when they call a newspaper's sports line to get a score or send for a free brochure about car maintenance, they are probably also entering a data bank as a prospect for advertising about golf clubs or tires.
Date: 28 May 1991
Because of the Memorial Day holiday, financial markets in the United States were closed yesterday. News about overseas trading appears on page D14.
Date: 28 May 1991
Reuters
Iraq has appointed its first full-time oil minister since October, the Iraqi News Agency reported today. The new minister, Usama Abdel-Razzaq, was a minister of state for oil in the Government formed by Prime Minister Saadoun Hammadi in March.
Date: 28 May 1991
Mets Manager Bud Harrelson today calmly and confidently addressed the issue of his job security and defended his laissez-faire handling of the team's emotionally tumultuous and otherwise embarrassing weekend at Shea Stadium. "I came in with a smile, and I'll go out with a smile," said Harrelson, whose team began a three-game series here against the Cubs having lost six of its last eight games, the last two to the St. Louis Cardinals by a combined score of 21-6. "Do I want to be fired? Absolutely not. Do I think I'll be fired? Absolutely not."
Date: 27 May 1991
By James Brooke
James Brooke
It was late on a Saturday afternoon when President Fernando Collor de Mello was noisily deserted by a close political ally. But the President had a novel way to quickly control the damage. The next morning, Mr. Collor emerged from his compound here for a Sunday jog. Stretched over his chest was a freshly minted T-shirt, the paint barely dry. Above a stylized hourglass, an inscription read, "Time and the Lord will judge."
Date: 27 May 1991
AP
Transportation Secretary Samuel K. Skinner said today that he was "not overly optimistic" that Pan American World Airways would survive and that he hoped it would be taken over by another airline. In an interview on the NBC News program "Meet the Press," Mr. Skinner said he was more optimistic about Trans World Airlines. But he added that the loss of either airline would be unlikely to have a significant effect on the industry.
Date: 28 May 1991
By James Sterngold
James Sterngold
The Wolf is gone. Millions of Japanese were glued to their television sets earlier this month for the pageantry and fierce battling of the annual spring sumo tournament. But for the first time in decades they have had to do without one of the most thrilling spectacles this sport has known: watching Chiyonofuji, known as the Wolf, dump his opponents out of the clay ring and then pause, for an electric moment, to glower over his beaten foes.
Date: 28 May 1991
Brown University conferred 1,519 undergraduate degrees and 549 advanced degrees yesterday at its 223d commencement exercises on the university's campus in Providence, R.I. Following a longstanding tradition at Brown, there was no main commencement speaker. But several people, including students, made short speeches throughout the ceremony.