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Australia v Wales

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2024 AUSTRALIA TOUR FIXTURES

Saturday 6 July: Australia v Wales
Allianz Stadium, Sydney
KO 10.45h BST / 19.45h local time

Saturday 13 July: Australia v Wales
AAMI Park, Melbourne
KO 10.45 BST / 19.45h local time

Friday 19 July: Queensland Reds v Wales
Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane
KO 10.45 BST / 19.45h local time


Wales XV to face Australia

15. Liam Williams (Kubota Spears – 90 caps)
14. Josh Hathaway (Gloucester Rugby – uncapped)
13. Owen Watkin (Ospreys – 39 caps)
12. Mason Grady (Cardiff Rugby – 12 caps)
11. Rio Dyer (Dragons – 20 caps)
10. Ben Thomas (Cardiff Rugby – 2 caps)
9. Ellis Bevan (Cardiff Rugby – 1 cap)
1. Gareth Thomas (Ospreys – 31 caps)
2. Dewi Lake (Ospreys – 13 caps)
3. Archie Griffin (Bath Rugby – 1 cap)
4. Christ Tshiunza (Exeter Chiefs – 10 caps)
5. Dafydd Jenkins (Exeter Chiefs – 17 caps)
6. Taine Plumtree (Scarlets – 3 caps)
7. Tommy Reffell (Leicester Tigers – 18 caps)
8. Aaron Wainwright (Dragons – 49 caps)

Replacements

16. Evan Lloyd (Cardiff Rugby – 3 caps)
17. Kemsley Mathias (Scarlets – 3 caps)
18. Harri O’Connor (Scarlets – 2 caps)
19. Cory Hill (Secom Rugguts – 32 caps)
20. James Botham (Cardiff Rugby – 11 caps)
21. Kieran Hardy (Ospreys – 21 caps)
22. Sam Costelow (Scarlets – 13 caps)
23. Nick Tompkins (Saracens – 36 caps)
 
Two largely experimental teams, coming from a bad place and trying to rebuild. Lets hope it's not a confidence sapper and they can get a result. They need one.
 
Dan Bigger, just said that Test Match rugby is all about kicking goals ffs, the audience want to see running rugby and tries and not getting neck ache watching the ball airborne every fucking game, fuk my eyes:mad:
 
Why do ex rugby players come pundits always wear a sports jacket / jeans combo when on tv? Is it like the rugby fans who always wear brown shoes with jeans? 🤣
 
Why do ex rugby players come pundits always wear a sports jacket / jeans combo when on tv? Is it like the rugby fans who always wear brown shoes with jeans? 🤣
Absolute classic fashion faux pas, goes hand in hand with them drinking each other's piss.
 

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