Overview
- Murray says he brings a different skill set and aims to train his way back into Wales’ starting XV for next Friday’s trip to Dublin.
- Wales have preferred Rees-Zammit at full-back in the Six Nations as one-on-one high-ball contests take on greater importance.
- The Scarlets back featured in all 14 Tests after his 2024 debut and started the 2025 autumn, then appeared off the bench against Scotland.
- Wales remain winless after a 26-23 defeat to Scotland marked a 14th consecutive Six Nations loss, with Ireland up next in Dublin.
- Tournament data shows Wales joint bottom for retained kicks, and injuries to Rhys Davies and Taine Plumtree could prompt squad reinforcements as Steve Tandy monitors URC action.