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Exeter Chiefs youngster Dafydd Jenkins played a role in Wales' resounding 40-6 victory over Australia in France last night.
From the opening whistle, their attacking flair was on full display with tries from Gareth Davies, Nick Tompkins, and Jac Morgan all making their mark on the scoreboard.
The victory secures Wales a passage to the quarter-finals of the Rugby World Cup 2023.
Australia, led by their fly-half Ben Donaldson, battled valiantly but struggled from the outset.
Jenkins replaced Will Rowlands who didn’t stop running for 70 minutes and he not only helped to set up a Jac Morgan try but was also extremely physical.
The game was played in the OL Stadium, Lyon and the referee was Sandy PArk regular Wayne Barnes.
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