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Matthew Southcombe

Meet Jack Walsh, the exciting new fly-half in Welsh rugby who has travelled around the world to get here

Jack Walsh speaks with the maturity you'd expect from a young man who has travelled 10,000 miles to further his career.

At the age of 20, the Australian fly-half left the Waratahs setup to join Exeter Chiefs in 2020. Opportunities were limited but in his first year Rob Baxter's side won the Premiership and the European Champions Cup. Not a bad environment in which to further your rugby education.

This summer, the age-grade international became one of the most intriguing signings in Welsh rugby when he was announced as an Ospreys player, joining Toby Booth's outfit on a two-year deal.

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