Welsh rugby has just taken a huge step forward — and not just because of the historic EGM vote to bring WRU governance into the modern age.
Wales Women's 31-5 opening Six Nations thumping of Ireland was further reason to celebrate this weekend, the moment things finally started to click for this team.
Ioan Cunningham's Wales side had been set the task of finding their attacking spark, and exceeded expectations by scoring five tries in one afternoon, four of those in the space of 33 minutes. The Welsh pack dominated and provided a strong platform, but Wales' game pleasantly relied on looking for space and exploiting the gap rather than trying to run through opposition.
