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Six Nations champions ready to tour Japan
Wales choose 11 uncapped players for Japan Tests after 15 Welshmen are included in Lions team to tour Australia.
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Warbuton named captain as Lions revealed
Matt Stevens comes out of retirement to be named part of Warren Gatland's 37-man squad as Jonny Wilkinson misses out.
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'You don't become a bad side overnight'
Despite injury and poor form, Wales captain Sam Warburton says reigning Six Nations champions will be competitive.
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Howley, Rowntree and Farrell join Lions setup
British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland announces assistants for his team's 2013 tour of Australia.
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Warren Gatland: France will be very physical
Wales are on the brink of winning the Six Nations Grand Slam but have the forceful French to fend off first.
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Last Modified: 16 Mar 2012 18:24 GMT
Wales ease past Italy
Wales stay on course for the Grand Slam with a comfortable 24-3 win over Italy in rugby's Six Nations in Cardiff.
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A game of two halves for Wales
Wales jump out the blocks after half-time to crush Scotland 27-13 and notch up another victory at the Six Nations.
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All to play for at Six Nations
Rugby returns to the northern hemisphere with six sides fighting to take home the honours with the tournament wide open.
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Hat-trick of tries gives Australia victory
Wales' Shane Williams waves goodbye to international rugby career with a late try but it is not enough to avoid defeat.
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Last Modified: 03 Dec 2011 17:09 GMT
France coach not in the mood to party
Lievremont raps players over knuckles for night out after semi-final and says there will be no repeat of 1999 excesses.
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