Dan Carter is a New Zealand professional rugby player, born on March 5, 1982, in Southbridge, New Zealand. He is recognized as one of the greatest fly-halves in rugby history. Carter began his professional career with Canterbury in 2002 before moving to the Crusaders in 2003, where he won multiple Super Rugby titles.
Carter is known for his fantastic speed, strength, tactical kicking skills, and versatility on the field. He has won numerous individual awards, including three World Rugby Player of the Year titles, and holds multiple records, such as the highest point scorer in test match rugby.
Off the field, Carter is also recognized for his philanthropy and influence, making significant charitable contributions and inspiring rugby fans worldwide.
Canterbury
Crusaders
Perpignan
Panasonic Wild Knights
Racing 92
Kobelco Steelers
Blues
New Zealand National Team
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Most Points in Test Match Rugby:
Most Points for All Blacks:
Most Points in Rugby World Cup History:
Most Appearances and Points for Crusaders:
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