As the dust begins to settle on Wales’ disappointing Six Nations campaign, you start to get a clearer idea of just where things went wrong via the final tournament stats.
They confirm certain suspicions and reveal other issues, while also providing an insight into individual performances.
The try tally gives an immediate indication of the shortcomings of Wayne Pivac’s team in attack, with the whitewash only being crossed eight times in five matches, a dramatic decline from the 20 during last year’s title triumph. But delve deeper and you start to see where the troubles really lie on that front.
