Rugby evening headlines as Jac Morgan wins 'Turnover King' award after being axed by Wales for not being strong enough

Here are your rugby evening headlines for Tuesday, 31 May.

Jac Morgan has won the Turnover King award for this season's United Rugby Championship.

Morgan, who missed out on Wales selection recently after Wayne Pivac told him he needed to be stronger over the ball, picked up the award after making 24 turnovers across the season. Deon Fourie of the DHL Stormers finished second with 23, while Ulster’s Marcus Rea (19), the Ospreys’ Morgan Morris (17) and the Dragons’ Ollie Griffiths (16) made up the rest of the top five.

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Speaking about his award win, Morgan said: “Delighted to win this award this season after just missing out last year. It’s been a great first season at the Ospreys and hopefully we can all push on next year as a team and put our best foot forward”

After failing to name him in the squad to tour South Africa this summer, Pivac said of Morgan: "I had a good chat to Jac around what we want him to do in the off-season and that's a big work-on in terms of what he can do in the strength and conditioning area.

"The game's a really physical game. Where we're going, South Africa, there are a lot of very big men. We've asked him to improve, if he can, in that area of physicality when he's over the ball, being even stronger than he is.”

Ospreys head coach Toby Booth went on to express surprise at Pivac’s reasons for dropping "standout" Morgan, saying: “I’ve had conversations with Wayne around his decisions and I’ve obviously had the conversation around Jac. All I can talk about is the performance that Jac has produced for us.

“He’s been one of our standout players, probably along with Rhys Webb, to be fair. They’ve been two of