Rugby-Wales name squad for November internationals
(Reuters) - Leigh Halfpenny, Ken Owens and Justin Tipuric are in line to make their comebacks for Wales in their November internationals more than a year after they last appeared for their country.
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(Reuters) - Leigh Halfpenny, Ken Owens and Justin Tipuric are in line to make their comebacks for Wales in their November internationals more than a year after they last appeared for their country.
July 16 : Wales coach Steve Tandy has made six changes for the Nations Championship test against South Africa in Durban on Saturday, including a return to the starting 15 for wing Louis Rees-Zammit and the selection of Dan Edwards at flyhalf.
July 9 : Wales have made three changes to their starting XV for the second Nations Championship fixture against Argentina on Saturday with Ellis Mee on the wing and Sam Costelow at fly-half.
July 2 : Wales have made six changes and moved Louis Rees-Zammit back to wing to take on Fiji in their opening Nations Championship test on Saturday.
June 30 : Wales have cut 12 players from their squad for the first three fixtures of the Nations Championship, with lock Dafydd Jenkins forced to withdraw after a shoulder injury and Dewi Lake confirmed as captain.
Wales have taken an early lead over Italy in their final match of the Six Nations.
The Six Nations comes to an end today, with Wales playing Italy in Cardiff at 4.40pm. The Super Saturday fixture gives the home side one final chance to record a victory that would be their first in the competition for three years.
The Six Nations comes to an end today, with Wales playing Italy in Cardiff at 4.40pm. The Super Saturday fixture gives the home side one final chance to record a victory that would be their first in the competition for three years.
Tempers flare after the last scrum between Tadhg Furlong and Nicky Smith, as Wales go to the sky from the free.