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England flanker Tom Wood is a doubtful starter for the upcoming Six Nations clash against Wales at Principality Stadium on Saturday after suffering a shoulder injury.

As the first week of Six Nations 2017 tournament kicked-off last weekend, we take a lot at five of the key points from the encounters.

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England back-row James Haskell has warned his team-mates of hostile reception at Principality Stadium where they take on host Wales in the upcoming Six Nations encounter on Saturday.

Wales will hope that fly-half Dan Biggar and wing George North can shrug off knocks heading into next Saturday's Cardiff showdown against England.

Three tries in the second half helped Wales turned the tide as they kicked-off their Six Nations campaign with a 7-33 win over Italy at Sadio Olimpico on Sunday.

Wales interim coach Rob Howley has made five changes to the team for the upcoming Six Nations clash against Italy on Sunday.

In-form Exeter centre Michele Campagnaro has been named on the bench as Italy boss Conor O'Shea unveiled the line-up for the Six Nations opener against Wales on Sunday.

As the Six Nations 2017 tournament is set to begin on 4th February, we take a look at the list of players, who are battling injuries.

Wales' upcoming Six Nations campaign have been dealt a major blow as back-row Taulupe Faletau and lock Luke Charteris have been ruled out of the opening game against Italy on Sunday.

As the Six Nations 2017 tournament is set to kick-off from 4th February, we take a look at six of the players, who might excel for their respective teams.

Wales assistant coach Robin McBryde stated that Bath forward Taulupe Faletau is making a good progress ahead of the upcoming Six Nations tournament which begins next month.

Welsh Rugby Union has acquired the services of former England and Fiji sevens coach Ben Ryan as a consultant.

Wales interim coach Rob Howley had high praise for Wasps back-row Thomas Young and believes he has the potential to play international rugby.

Wales have named Ospreys lock Alun Wyn Jones as the captain for the upcoming 2017 Six Nations campaign which kicks off on 4th February.

Wasps back-row Thomas Young insisted that his possible international call-up will not take his focus away from the Aviva Premiership club.

Alun-Wyn Jones is all set to succeed Sam Warburton as Wales skipper as the Wales lock will be handed the opportunity to showcase his captaincy credentials for the British and Irish Lions tour.

Wales international Liam Williams has agreed for a three-year deal with Saracens and will be joining the defending Aviva Premiership champions at the start of the next season.

Welsh Rugby Union chief executive Martin Phillips is hoping that fullback Leigh Halfpenny makes a return back to Wales after he was provided with the "best possible offer".

Wales international George North insisted that he has no plans of quitting the game despite the calls for him to retire is on the rise after his recent head injury.