Wales U20s name team for winner-takes-all clash as they seek to right Six Nations wrongs
Wales U20s have resisted making a raft of changes as they prepare to face Italy in a winner-takes-all clash in Treviso on Wednesday (7pm UK time).
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Wales U20s have resisted making a raft of changes as they prepare to face Italy in a winner-takes-all clash in Treviso on Wednesday (7pm UK time).
Wales are a side that are desperate for some consistency in selection and head coach Wayne Pivac has regularly suggested that he'll be aiming to provide that in the coming weeks.
England were once more at their 'Bazball' best in the rescheduled fifth Test against India, chasing down their highest score in Test cricket of 378 on the final morning, earning who full marks? Find out in our player ratings from Edgbaston...
India are now fourth in the WTC table behind Australia (84 points and 77.78 percentage points), South Africa (60 points, 71.43 percentage points) and Pakistan (44 points and 52.38 percentage points). The table is prepared on the basis of percentage points and hence despite being second in terms of actual points, India have now slipped to fourth place.
Here are the latest rugby headlines on Tuesday evening.
BIRMINGHAM, England (Reuters) - As if the seven-wicket loss against England was not bad enough, India were docked two World Test Championship (WTC) points for their slow over rate in the rearranged fifth test at Edgbaston.
Leicester Tigers have said plenty of fond farewells in recent weeks as the squad that delivered the 2021/22 Gallagher Premiership title is refreshed ahead of the new campaign.
The Indian team, under Dravid's tutelage, has lost its last three overseas Test matches -- two in South Africa and one in Birmingham. It failed to defend a whopping 378-run target in the just-concluded game against England. India scored 266 in their second innings in Johannesburg, 198 in Cape Town and 245 in Birmingham, which has been effectively third innings of a Test match. In all these three games, India failed to defend targets like 240, 212 and now 378.