History-hunting Wales wing Adams setting PBs at 31
Josh Adams, a prominent Welsh rugby wing, is preparing for a crucial quarter-final match with Cardiff against the Stormers in Cape Town. At 31, he reflects on his past achievements with Wales and emphasizes the importance of club victories. Adams aims to leverage his experience and recent training improvements to help Cardiff secure a historic win in South Africa.
- ▪Josh Adams is fifth on Wales men's all-time try chart with 24 tries.
- ▪He has previously won a Grand Slam and Six Nations title with Wales.
- ▪Adams is returning to the Cardiff starting line-up after recovering from injuries.
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History-hunting Wales wing Adams setting PBs at 31Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Wing Josh Adams is fifth on Wales men's all-time try chart with 24ByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished17 minutes agoJosh Adams helped create Welsh rugby history in the left corner of a pitch in Bloemfontein four years ago, now the wing hopes to do the same for Cardiff in Cape Town.The Blue and Blacks play their first play-off fixture when taking on Stormers in the quarter-finals of the United Rugby Championship (URC) on Saturday (14:30 BST).They are underdogs, but the same was the case for Wales in the second Test of their summer series against South Africa in 2022.Wayne Pivac's men became the first Welsh side to beat the Springboks on home soil thanks to Adams' try in the corner in…
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