Wales and Barbarians ready to add to rich history

Wales and Barbarians ready to add to rich historyTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Wales v Barbarians games - the memorable momentsByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished13 minutes agoCommentsWales will add another chapter to the historic fixture against the Barbarians when playing a double-header in Twickenham at the end of the month.Steve Tandy's men will warm up for their Nations Championship Tests when facing the invitational side at 14:00 BST on Saturday, 27 June before Sean Lynn's women take to the field at Allianz Stadium at 17:00 BST.The teams played a double-header in Cardiff seven years ago and now meet at the home of English rugby in an event hosted by Barbarians.Before the start of another summer of international rugby, BBC Sport Wales looks back at the historic fixture.Tandy's Wales prepare for challenging summer of travel Published2 days agoWales' next generation getting a taste of Test lifePublished3 days agoNorth to bid farewell for Barbarians against WalesPublished7 hours agoThe first of 11 meetings between Wales' men and Barbarians took place at Cardiff Arms Park in 1915, with the Baa-Baas winning 26-10.The centenary of the Welsh Rugby Union was marked in 1990 against a star-studded side featuring Nick Farr-Jones, David Campese, Jeremy Guscott, Eric Rush, Philippe Saint-Andre, Ian Jones and Mike Teague, who took the spoils 31-24.That fixture saw Wales award caps, just as they did in 2011 ahead of the Rugby World Cup and a year later, which helped Martyn Williams bid farewell by becoming a centurion.Test novices in Tandy and Lynn's squads will not win first caps by featuring against the Barbarians this time.Barbarians won uncapped meetings with Wales in Cardiff in 2001, 2002 and 2003 before a first fixture in England in 2004.The Mike Ruddock era started with a 42-0 victory at Bristol's Ashton Gate, with the Baa-Baas nilled for the first time...