Wales

Wales have made giant strides in the World Rugby Rankings that saw them displace England at the third position following their 21-13 win in Cardiff on the third round of the Six Nations 2019.

After victories for France, Wales and Ireland, there is a strong focus on all three teams in Joe Harvey’s XV of the week as the Six Nations reaches the halfway point.

Wales' chances of winning a Grand Slam in the ongoing Six Nations tournament have received a major boost after they went on to beat England 21-13 in the third round of the tournament at Principality Stadium on Saturday.

England will head to the Principality Stadium on Saturday to take on Wales in the third round of the Six Nations 2019 edition.

England head coach Eddie Jones has named prop Ben Moon and wing Jack Nowell in the starting line-up for the third round of the Six Nations clash against Wales to be played at Principality Stadium this weekend.

TRU’s Joe Harvey caught up with Northampton Saints’ James Haskell as they discussed Wales against England, the hostile Cardiff atmosphere and life at Franklin’s Gardens.

Wales have received much-needed boost ahead of their Six Nations clash against England at Principality Stadium with Dan Biggar and Leigh Halfpenny included in the squad.

Former Wales skipper Matthew Rees has announced that he will retire from professional rugby at the end of the ongoing season.

Wales number eight Taulupe Faletau has been ruled out for the remainder of the Six Nations tournament as he is set to undergo a surgery on a broken arm.

Wales' ongoing Six Nations campaign has received a shot in the arm with full-back Leigh Halfpenny set to resume training after recovering from a concussion.

After another excellent weekend of Six Nations action where England crushed France, Ireland hit back in Scotland and Wales ground out a win in Italy, Joe Harvey selects his team from Round Two for TRU.

Wales have reached the top position in the ongoing Six Nations after they completed a 15-26 victory over Italy at Stadio Olimpico in Rome on Saturday.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has made a total of 10 changes for the second round Six Nations clash against Italy to be played in Rome on Saturday.

Wales will move down to fourth position in the World Rugby Rankings despite they managed to beat France 19-24 in their Six Nations opening game in Paris.

George North scored a double as Wales made a stunning comeback from being 16-0 down to win the Six Nations opener against France 19-24 at Stade de France on Friday.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has named scrum-half Tomos Williams in the line-up for the upcoming Six Nations tournament opening game against France to be played at Stade de France on Friday.

Wales have received a major boost ahead of the Six Nations opening clash against France on Friday with back-row Ross Moriarty declared fit after managing to recover from a concussion.

Wales will be without Leigh Halfpenny for the Six Nations opening clash against France after failing to make sufficient recovery from a concussion.

Warren Gatland said he is yet to decide on his future after the end of his current coaching contract with Wales that ends with the 2019 World Cup.

The 2019 edition of Six Nations tournament will kick-start on 1st February in Paris with France locking horns with Wales.