Springbok no. 690 · Inside Centre

De Wet Barry

De Wet Barry · WP

39Tests

3Tries

5Tours

21Age at debut

Test career

200020032006

First test

10 Jun 2000, age 21 · Inside Centre v Canada, Basil Kenyon Stadium, East London

Last test

24 Jun 2006, age 28 · Inside Centre v France, Newlands, Cape Town

Biography

De Wet Barry was a hard-running, hard-tackling inside centre who played 39 Tests between 2000 and 2006. Born in Ceres on 24 June 1978 and educated at Paarl Gimnasium, he played for Western Province and formed a long-standing midfield partnership with Marius Joubert. He scored two tries against Samoa in 2002 and played at the 2003 World Cup.

Test history

39 tests · 15 points

Date	Opponent	Venue	Position	Result	Province
10 Jun 2000	Canada	Basil Kenyon Stadium, East London	Inside Centre	W 51–18	WP
17 Jun 2000	England	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	Inside Centre	W 18–13	WP
24 Jun 2000	England	Free State Stadium, Bloemfontein	Inside Centre	L 22–27	WP
08 Jul 2000	Australia	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne	Reserve	L 23–44	WP
22 Jul 2000	New Zealand	Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch	Inside Centre	L 12–25	WP
29 Jul 2000	Australia	Stadium Australia, Sydney	Inside Centre	L 6–26	WP
16 Jun 2001	France	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	Outside Centre	L 23–32	WP
23 Jun 2001	France	Kings Park, Durban	Inside Centre	W 20–15	WP
01 Dec 2001	USA	Robertson Stadium, UH, Houston	Reserve	W 43–20	WP
15 Jun 2002	Wales	Newlands, Cape Town	Inside Centre	W 19–8	WP
29 Jun 2002	Argentina	P.A.M. Brink Stadium, Springs	Inside Centre	W 49–29	WP
06 Jul 2002	Samoa	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	Inside Centre	W 60–18	WP
20 Jul 2002	New Zealand	Wellington Regional Stadium, Wellington	Inside Centre	L 20–41	WP
27 Jul 2002	Australia	Wooloongabba, Brisbane	Inside Centre	L 27–38	WP
10 Aug 2002	New Zealand	Kings Park, Durban	Inside Centre	L 23–30	WP
17 Aug 2002	Australia	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	Inside Centre	W 33–31	WP
12 Jul 2003	Australia	Newlands, Cape Town	Inside Centre	W 26–22	WP
19 Jul 2003	New Zealand	Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria	Inside Centre	L 16–52	WP
02 Aug 2003	Australia	Brisbane Stadium (Lang Park), Brisbane	Inside Centre	L 9–29	WP
11 Oct 2003	Uruguay	Subiaco Oval, Perth	Inside Centre	W 72–6	WP
18 Oct 2003	England	Subiaco Oval, Perth	Inside Centre	L 6–25	WP
01 Nov 2003	Samoa	Brisbane Stadium (Lang Park), Brisbane	Inside Centre	W 60–10	WP
08 Nov 2003	New Zealand	Docklands Stadium, Melbourne	Inside Centre	L 9–29	WP
17 Jul 2004	Pacific Islands	Central Coast Stadium, Gosford	Inside Centre	W 38–24	WP
24 Jul 2004	New Zealand	Lancaster Park (Jade stadium), Christchurch	Inside Centre	L 21–23	WP
31 Jul 2004	Australia	Subiaco Oval, Perth	Inside Centre	L 26–30	WP
14 Aug 2004	New Zealand	Ellis Park, Johannesburg	Inside Centre	W 40–26	WP
21 Aug 2004	Australia	Kings Park, Durban	Inside Centre	W 23–19	WP
06 Nov 2004	Wales	Millennium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), Cardiff	Inside Centre	W 38–36	WP
13 Nov 2004	Ireland	Aviva Stadium (Lansdowne Road), Dublin	Inside Centre	L 12–17	WP
20 Nov 2004	England	Twickenham, London	Inside Centre	L 16–32	WP
04 Dec 2004	Argentina	Vélez Sarsfield Stadium, Buenos Aires	Reserve	W 39–7	WP
18 Jun 2005	France	Kings Park, Durban	Inside Centre	D 30–30	WP
25 Jun 2005	France	Boet Erasmus, Port Elizabeth	Inside Centre	W 27–13	WP
09 Jul 2005	Australia	Stadium Australia, Sydney	Inside Centre	L 12–30	WP
27 Aug 2005	New Zealand	Carisbrook, Dunedin	Inside Centre	L 27–31	WP
19 Nov 2005	Wales	Millennium Stadium (Cardiff Arms Park), Cardiff	Reserve	W 33–16	WP
26 Nov 2005	France	Stade de France, Paris	Reserve	L 20–26	WP
24 Jun 2006	France	Newlands, Cape Town	Inside Centre	L 26–36	WP