WALES

No.

Name

15Liam Williams, -

14George North, -

13Owen Watkin, -

12Hadleigh Parkes, -

11Josh Adams, -

10Dan Biggar, - 22

9Gareth Davies, -

1Wyn Jones, -

2Ken Owens, -

3Tomas Francis, -

4Jake Ball, -

5Alun Wyn Jones, -

6Aaron Wainwright, -

7Justin Tipuric, -

8Josh Navidi, -

Replacements

16Elliot Dee, -

17Rhys Carre, -

18Dillon Lewis, -

19Adam Beard, -

20Ross Moriarty, -

21Tomos Williams, -

22Rhys Patchell, -

23Leigh Halfpenny, -

Rugby World Cup 2019 News

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Wallabies' Tupou: 'Experienced 10' would have helped in France
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John Jeffrey 'bitter, betrayed' after ending World Rugby bid