The Welsh Rugby Union has announced that the Sevens team will be scrapped for the foreseeable future following the financial crisis created by the pandemic coronavirus.
As the Ospreys prepare for their return, new head coach Toby Booth is eager to see what his side can do in their final two fixtures of the Pro14 season.
The Welsh Rugby Union has confirmed that Wales' fixtures this year will not feature in the Principality Stadium after the ground was converted into a temporary Dragon's Heart Hospital following the pandemic coronavirus.
Welsh Rugby Players' Association has confirmed that the players in the four regions will take a 25 per cent cut in the salary following the pandemic coronavirus.
So much uncertainty has been brought to the forefront where sporting events and entertainment concerts are concerned, thanks to the outbreak of the current virus.
Wales international George North said the players would not mind a cut in wages as the sport look to overcome the instability caused by the outbreak of the coronavirus.
Wales' final round Six Nations clash against Scotland scheduled to be played at Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday becomes the latest fixture to be postponed due to coronavirus outbreak.