Barbarian Men
Philip Bennett
Fly-half
Matches
Points
Country
Wales
Club
Llanelli

Playing Record
Games
Men
05 Jun 1976 / Ellerslie Park
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Alberta
4
56
Barbarians
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Men
17 Jun 1976 / Halifax (Nova Scotia)
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Barbarians
76
0
Atlantis
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Men
24 Jan 1976 / National Stadium
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Barbarians
19
7
Australia XV
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Men
02 Jun 1976 / Thunderbird Stadium
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Barbarians
34
15
British Columbia
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Men
12 Jun 1976 / Stanley Park
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Barbarians
29
4
Canada
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Men
24 Oct 1970 / County Ground
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Barbarians
9
29
Fiji XV
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Men
29 May 1976 / Boston (Massachusetts)
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Barbarians
40
12
New England
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Men
27 Jan 1973 / National Stadium
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Barbarians
23
11
New Zealand XV (non-cap)
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Men
16 Dec 1978 / National Stadium
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Barbarians
16
18
New Zealand XV (non-cap)
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Men
09 May 1970 / Murrayfield
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Barbarians
33
17
Scotland XV (non-cap)
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Men
28 Mar 1970 / National Stadium
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Cardiff
28
30
Barbarians
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Men
26 Sep 1970 / Lansdowne Road
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Dublin Wanderers
9
30
Barbarians
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Men
24 Feb 1977 / Franklin's Gardens
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East Midlands
7
57
Barbarians
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Men
27 Dec 1975 / Welford Road
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Leicester Tigers
11
20
Barbarians
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Men
04 Oct 1976 / The Greenyards
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Melrose
17
47
Barbarians
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Men
08 Apr 1980 / Rodney Parade
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Newport
8
13
Barbarians
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Men
24 Mar 1978 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
12
84
Barbarians
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Men
16 Apr 1976 / Recreation Ground
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Penarth
36
30
Barbarians
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Men
04 Apr 1980 / Athletic Ground
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Penarth
29
22
Barbarians
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Men
29 Mar 1970 / St Helen's
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Swansea
8
24
Barbarians
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Statistics

Philip Bennett
Phil Bennett belongs to the select group of players who have played 20 or more games for the Barbarians. In his case his 20 appearances included ten as team captain and a grand total of 189 points. They also included matches against the national teams of Scotland and Fiji (both in 1970), New Zealand (1973 and 1978) and Canada and Australia (in 1976).Philip Bennett was born in Felinfoel on 24 October 1948 and educated at Coleshill School in Llanelli. He played all his senior rugby for the local club, captaining them for six seasons and amassing a career total of 2532 points in 412 games. His 29 caps for Wales included his debut as his country's first-ever replacement against France in 1969. A mercurial fly-half, he played a total of 26 games for the British Isles, including eight tests, and scored 226 points on the tours to South Africa in 1974 and New Zealand in 1977. He was also the Lions' captain in the latter and on his return in September 1977 led the Lions against the Barbarians in the historic Queen's Silver Jubilee Match at Twickenham.
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