Wales not finished product but all roads lead to 2029
Head coach Sean Lynn says Wales are not the finished product but he has been encouraged by their WXV Global Series.
Wales' rugby team, led by head coach Sean Lynn, has shown impressive progress since their nine-Test losing streak prior to the 2026 Global Series. The team secured four wins, three more than the previous year, and an impressive eight-try victory over South Africa in Cardiff, along with two Test wins in Japan. Despite a narrow two-point defeat to USA, Wales finished the tournament on a high note.
Head coach Lynn acknowledges that they are not the finished product yet but is encouraged by their performance and the roadmap towards the 2029 World Cup. Lynn has also been impressed by the talent of young players such as Seren Lockwood, Branwen Metcalfe, Freya Bell, and Amy Williams. The team now needs to focus on improving certain areas and return to the PWR and Celtic Challenge to further develop.
Lynn also expressed excitement about Wales' potential participation in the upcoming 2027 Six Nations tournament against England, which will be a significant match for the team.
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