Alex Bywater is a rugby reporter for the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, specializing in coverage of the sport in the United Kingdom. With a focus on national rugby news, Alex provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and updates on players, teams, and tournaments. His work has also been featured in SALTEN magazine.
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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY ALEX BYWATER: Dewi Lake has always had Welsh rugby in his blood, but his journey to being captain of his country hasn't been totally straightforward.
Borthwick saw his team beaten 24-22 by New Zealand in their November opener last Saturday in what was a game they really should have won.
ALEX BYWATER: Gatland's only wins last season came in uncapped matches. Wales are looking to get back on track before further clashes with Australia and South Africa.
ALEX BYWATER AT ALLIANZ STADIUM: Much like last week, second-half chaos dismantled England as Fraser McReight and Andrew Kellaway tries came either side of an Ollie Sleightholme double.
ALEX BYWATER AT PRINCIPALITY STADIUM: Wales looked good in spells. But, they are a team that doesn't know how to win and Fiji pounced for only their second win over Wales.
ALEX BYWATER: Among the recriminations of a 10th straight Wales Test defeat, a media blame game, and a quite frankly farcical substitution mess, one quote from Jamie Roberts stood out.
ALEX BYWATER: After a 10th straight Test loss in their autumn opener with Fiji, next up for Warren Gatland 's men is a revived Australia and new Wallaby wonderkid Joseph Sua'ali'i.
Warren Gatland admitted on Wednesday that he had not yet given any thought to resigning as Wales head coach, but said he would 'go back to the beach and have a glass of wine' if he was sacked.
Borthwick has made four changes to the team edged out by Australia. He has made significant calls in dropping scrum-half and Bath captain Ben Spencer from his matchday squad entirely.
A defeat to the Wallabies would take them to 11 straight international defeats and make them statistically the worst team in Welsh history. Gatland has welcomed the pressure on him.
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