How does one count time in rugby? The simple measure of seconds and minutes? The aficionado's choice of phases and sets? What about Mexican waves?
With Wales under the cosh in the second half after another needless spate of penalties, albeit with the scoreboard firmly on their side at 17-6, Tomos Williams delivered the ball to Rhys Priestland on his own line just as the first round of raised arms snaked around the stadium.
By the time it reached the press box the first time, Priestland was clearing his lines. By the time it ambled around in slightly more chaotic and disconnected fashion, Priestland was kicking Wales to a 20-6 lead from the tee.
