In the opening round of the Six Nations, Wales found themselves in an exclusive - and unwanted - club.
Of all the six sides, Wales were the only one to average fewer than two points per 22 entry in their opening match. In fact, they averaged fewer than one point per entry.
Just 0.91 points per entry from their 11 entries. Given they were the numerical outlier, you'd be forgiven for thinking that things could only get better. And yet, they didn't.
