A kicking coach is on Wales' wishlist ahead of the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand this autumn after it proved to be a weakness during the Women's Six Nations.
Particularly evident in the 10-8 defeat to Italy on Super Saturday, where pretty much all of Italy's points came from poor Welsh kicking decisions, it is an area of the game which the women in red have struggled with for a number of seasons.
The likes of England, France and Italy all boast players who can kick with length, tactically and kick off the front foot, whereas Wales have struggled to kick for meaningful territory, have lacked the get-out-of-jail option when under the cosh defensively and missed out on valuable points via unsuccessful conversions.
