His own work with the boot helped to pin back the Bears and forced them to play from deep.Īll in all, he can have plenty to be happy about. However, on Friday night, he showed more promising signs in his all-round game.Īs well as dealing with Bristol's world-beater Semi Radradra well enough, he also claimed one testing cross-field kick from Wales team-mate Sheedy to extinguish a Bristol attack. Match-winning salvos aside, it could have been argued that Rees-Zammit didn't exactly shine in the autumn campaign.Ĭompared to his more rounded back-three colleagues, it's hard to make the point that the young winger contributed around the park in the manner Josh Adams, Liam Williams or Johnny McNicholl did - as sacrilegious as that might be to suggest. 8 Jasper Wiese - wasn't the most eye-catching contribution Reffell will make this season, the former Wales U20s captain can take comfort that he's playing an important role in a dominant team right now.

While 20 minutes at the end of a tough encounter - offering a solid ending to the game having replaced an out-of-sorts Springbok No. Saturday's win over Ulster only cemented that, with Morgan and Morris to the fore once again in front of the watching Wayne Pivac.Īs for Reffell, he only made a cameo for Leicester Tigers as they edged past defending champions Harlequins to open up a solid lead at the top of the Gallagher Premiership. Read more: Get the latest Welsh rugby news, interviews and analysis right here Winners Jac Morgan, Morgan Morris and Tommy ReffellĪll three of these back-rowers have yet to feature in a Welsh squad to date, but how much longer will that continue?įormer Scarlet Morgan continues to shine with superlative performance after superlative performance for the Ospreys, while team-mate Morris in Swansea has been the best performing Welsh No. Thankfully, they're now back closer to home - even if there are more complications to come in the form of European fixtures this weekend.īut elsewhere, there was still Welsh interest in the last weekend.

It was a slightly quieter week in Welsh rugby, with neither the Scarlets or Cardiff in action after a nightmarish week or so getting back from South Africa.

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