(Reuters) -Welsh relief greeted the end of their record losing streak when Saturday’s 31-22 victory over Japan spared them the ignominy of going down as the worst side in test rugby. Wales held on for ...

Wales has finally won a rugby test and snapped an 18-match international losing streak when it held off Japan 31-22 in Kobe ...

Welsh relief greeted the end of their record losing streak when Saturday’s 31-22 victory over Japan spared them the ignominy of going down as the worst side in test rugby.

Wales hold on for a first international win in 644 days as they end their 18-match Test losing run by defeating Japan 31-22 in Kobe.

Wales ended their 18-match losing streak with a 31-22 win against Japan in the second test match at Misaki Park Stadium. The ...

Wales brought their record 18-match losing streak to an end with a 31-22 victory over Japan in the second test at Misaki Park Stadium on Saturday, holding on for a win after another nervy performance.

Wales players will face more intense conditions on Saturday when the roof of Noevir Stadium in Kobe will be shut.

Wales head coach Matt Sherratt well send his side into second Test battle with Japan having allowed them to “grieve” over their heart-breaking defeat in the first encounter.

Wales will allow back row Taulupe Faletau time to recover before deciding on their line-up to face Japan in Saturday’s second Test in Kobe.

Wales lock Ben Carter is returning home from Japan after sustaining a concussion inside 30 seconds of the first test at the ...

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