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Harlequins Jarrod Evans has been given another chance on the international stage in this year’s Guinness Six Nations after not playing for Wales since 2021. He was overlooked by both Wayne Pivac and Warren Gatland during that time, but in two defeats to Ireland and Scotland the 28-year-old has come off the bench on bothContinue reading ““I never thought I’d be back”- Evans thankful for Wales return”

Ahead of Wales’ Guinness Six Nations encounter against Scotland, Wales head coach Matt Sherratt has praised captain, Jac Morgan for standout performances. After strong outings against France, Italy and Ireland, Morgan has shown all the ingredients of being a great in the game and certainly has put his name in the hat for contention forContinue reading ““You can see why he’s Captain”- Matt Sherratt praises Wales leader”

Having only played six times in the last 17 months Cardiff Rugby’s, Taulupe Faletau has his eyes set on a fourth consecutive British and Irish Lions Tour this summer. The 34-year-old who had a standout performance in Wales’ 27-18 defeat to Ireland, showed his value and perhaps kept his hopes alive of being picked inContinue reading ““I would be lying if I said no”- Taulupe Faletau eyes up fourth Lions Tour”

Wales head to Hive Stadium, Edinburgh on Friday evening as they look to make it a hat-trick of wins in this year’s U20 Six Nations for the first time since 2017. Head coach, Richard Whiffin has made four personnel changes to his starting XV that put aside Ireland 20-12 at Rodney Parade last timeout. TomContinue reading “Richard Whiffin names Wales U20s side to play Scotland U20s on Friday”

Scrum coach, Adam Jones admitted that all the pressure is on Gregor Townsend’s Scotland side ahead of their Six Nations clash with Wales at Murrayfield on Saturday, despite Wales’ 15 consecutive Tests defeats. Wales come into the contest in the Scottish capital on the back of an impressive performance against Ireland last timeout, under newContinue reading “Six Nations 2025: Adam Jones insists the pressure is on Scotland not Wales”

Wales head coach, Sean Lynn has named a 48-strong extended Wales training squad for the 2025 Six Nations which gets underway on March 22nd. Wales captain Hannah Jones will lead the squad, with Keira Bevan and Alex Callender appointed as vice-captains. Lynn who was appointed as Wales’ head coach back in January has included playersContinue reading “Sean Lynn confirms squad for 2025 Women’s Guinness Six Nations campaign”

After starting at 10 for both the France and Italy game, Ben Thomas insisted that being back at his beloved inside centre position was the reason for his standout performance against Ireland last Saturday at Principality Stadium. Thomas never looked likely in the 10 jersey to cause the opposition many problems but with interim headContinue reading ““It is probably a position I am more comfortable in,”- Ben Thomas on his preferred position”

Dan Fish’s men were pushed all the way by a spirited Aberavon as in the closing moments, Fraser Jones crossed over to score the winner as the Blue and Blacks concluded their Super Rygbi Cymru Cup campaign with a 31-24 win at the Cardiff Arms Park. Two second half tries by Alun Rees was accompaniedContinue reading “Rees bagged a brace as Cardiff RFC conclude their SRC Cup campaign with a win”

Hannah Jones will captain Wales during the Guinness Women’s 6N 2025 campaign with Keira Bevan and Alex Callender who have been named as vice captains. Centre, Jones has been capped by Wales on 60 occasions and has been Wales’ captain since being appointed for the 2023 Championship. Like new head coach Sean Lynch, Jones hasContinue reading “Captain announced for Wales ahead of W6N campaign”

Exeter’s Westpoint Arena is the next stop on the roadshow of the 2025 BetMGM Premier League as Welshmen, Gerwyn Price is looking to make it two weekly wins in a row. He will begin that task this evening against former World Champion and current league leader, Luke Humphries in the quarter finals. Price defeated HumphriesContinue reading “Price looking for back-to-back nightly wins: Premier League Night Four preview”