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Dai Flanagan has unfinished business to attend to as he steps into his new role as head coach at the Dragons. He was born and bred in the region and still lives there today, but he never played for the Men of Gwent.
Michael Vaughan and Wasim Jaffer's banter on social media is legendary. The former England cricket team captain and the ex-Indian cricket team player have often pulled each other's leg on Twitter and other social media platform. But the recent Twitter banter between them takes the cake. On Monday, Jaffer shared a photo of him at the Lord's Cricket Ground with the caption: "Sun is shining, the weather is sweet @HomeOfCricket". Vaughan retweeted the image with the caption: "Is it the 20th anniversary of my first Test wicket you are here for Wasim?"
Wales boss Wayne Pivac has explained the reasoning behind a shock call-up for uncapped 21-year-old Harri O’Connor.
Wayne Pivac believes that Wales face “probably the ultimate challenge” in tackling world champions South Africa away from home at altitude.
Wayne Pivac believes that Wales face “probably the ultimate challenge” in tackling world champions South Africa away from home at altitude.
CAPE TOWN : South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber has confirmed the Springboks will only have a full complement of their international-based players on Monday, days ahead of the start of the three-test series against Wales that begins on July 2.
CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa coach Jacques Nienaber has confirmed the Springboks will only have a full complement of their international-based players on Monday, days ahead of the start of the three-test series against Wales that begins on July 2.
(Reuters) - Wales coach Wayne Pivac says no-one should write off his team's chances in their three test tour of South Africa, but concedes facing the bruising Springboks on the energy-sapping Highveld represents the "ultimate challenge" in world rugby right now.