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Wales had their props to thank as they made it two wins from two in this year's TikTok Women's Six Nations with a hard-fought win over Scotland in Edinburgh.
Wales will look to make it two wins from two as they take on Scotland at the DAM Health Stadium on Saturday evening.
If their 2022 encounters are anything to go by Wales' visit to Scotland is set to be the highlight of Round 2 of the TikTok Women's Six Nations. Ioan Cunningham's side overturned a 12-point deficit in the second half to secure Wales back-to-back wins in last year's Championship, going on to finish third.
Five-star Wales made a statement in the first game of the 2023 TikTok Women’s Six Nations. What looked set to be an even contest against Ireland proved to be a convincing win for Wales, who clinched the bonus point after just 32 minutes. Ad Professional contracts were first dished to Wales players on the eve of the 2022 Championship and judging by their performance in Round 1 this year, they may be starting to reap the rewards.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.
Ioan Cunningham has backed Sisilia Tuipulotu to build on her Player of the Match performance against Ireland and become ‘one of the best props in the world'. Tuipulotu was as influential in attack as she was in defence in Wales' TikTok Women's Six Nations opener, crossing for her side's fifth and final try in the 31-5 win. Ad The 19-year-old Gloucester-Hartpury forward has made the switch to the front row from lock and looked at home, missing only one tackle as Wales gave their best-ever crowd at Cardiff Arms Park plenty to cheer.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.