Six Nations: Williams, Adams and Jenkins return for Wales’ opener
The British and Irish Lion team Josh Adams and Liam Williams returned to the six nations in Wales in Paris on Friday.
Since the Six Kingdoms in 2024, Wing Adams has not appeared in Wales, and the recent international appearance of the defender Williams performed last summer.
With more than 150 hats, they have brought rich experience to Paris’s severe tests.
Dafydd Jenkins served as the captain of Wales in six countries in 2024 and returned to Lock.
Williams was absent from last year after the Japanese rugby competition, but he returned after re -joined Saracens in November, and he returned.
Evan Lloyd and Henry Thomas were given the first batch of Wales to the front row with Gareth Thomas, and Locke Wil Wil Wil Jenkins, a partner of Lock Will Rowlands, is in the second row.
Jac Morgan, Captain of Wales, and James Botham, were on the side, and Aaron Wainwright proved his eighth adaptability.
Despite Warren Gatland, the head of Wales, said last week that Taulupe Faletau missed it out, but the veteran was suitable for the back row.
Ben Thomas led Dan Edwards in Fly-Half’s Dan Edwards, and the latter won his first hat.
Tomos Williams will partner with Thomas, while Owen Watkin and Nick Tompkins are experienced midfielders.
Tom Rogers and Adams were named on their wings, and Williams started from the guard.
