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-Buona sera and good evening.

-The Six Nations has started.

-A good win for Wales

-in the end against Italy.

-It wasn't just the men who

-were celebrating this weekend.

-We're celebrating everything

-and here's what's coming up.

-Mamma Mia, Wales' women

-start their Six Nations campaign...

-..with a new coach and captain.

-A new order in the

-Principality Premiership...

-..as new names

-challenge the old guard.

-Merthyr travel to meet RGC.

-Quidditch is featured on Clwb Ni.

-No, you're not hearing things.

-The sport from the pages of Harry

-Potter is now in the real world.

-It's an exciting time

-for netball in Wales.

-The Celtic Dragons are about to

-start their league campaign.

-Before that, Wales have two huge

-games against the best in the world.

-I also have a special guest

-here in the studio.

-Caryl James is a former

-Wales international.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Welcome to the programme.

-

-Thank you.

-You watch rather than play

-these days.

-What did you make

-of the weekend's action?

-I did enjoy watching although

-it's not as good as playing.

-Great games for Wales in the

-first round of the championship.

-The men's U20s, men's senior side

-and the women all won.

-Very well done.

-We can't ask for much more.

-It's great to have you with us.

-Stay with us as we watch some rugby.

-The women played Italy yesterday...

-..having lost their previous

-three encounters.

-It was time for that to change.

-Emyr Davies is your commentator.

-# Tros ryddid collasant eu gwaed #

-A penalty to Wales

-inside the Italian 22.

-They opt to run it

-with Keira Bevan and Amy Evans.

-Rachel Taylor carries the ball on.

-Shona Powell-Hughes is strong

-but is stopped in her tracks.

-Carys Phillips to Rebecca Rowe.

-They are still inches

-short of the line.

-Here is the chance!

-Prop Caryl Thomas

-score the games' first try.

-Italy 0-8 Wales

-Melissa Bettoni

-throws into the line.

-It was a good take

-by Elisa Giordano.

-The move the ball to Isabella

-Locatelli, who is tackled.

-The Italians spread it wide.

-Fullback Manuela Furlan

-comes into the line!

-Manuela Furlan is over

-for a try to Italy.

-They're back in this match.

-Sillari offloaded before

-Elen Evans tackled her into touch.

-SECOND HALF

-Carys Phillips is at the base

-of the ruck.

-To Rachel Taylor

-and the Italians are offside.

-There's a penalty to Wales

-if they can't score from here.

-It's slow ball.

-Mel Clay gains another foot

-of territory.

-Now it's given to the backs.

-The long pass by Robyn Wilkins

-and Dyddgu Hywel cuts inside!

-A second try for Wales.

-Dyddgu had a lot to do.

-She caught the ball

-down by her ankles...

-..before running with strength

-and determination to score a try.

-Rachel Taylor jumps

-and catches the ball cleanly.

-The rolling maul is formed.

-Phillips, the captain,

-has the ball.

-The Welsh pack is far too strong

-for the Italians.

-Carys Phillips has crossed the line

-and grounded the ball.

-The score is now Italy 8-20 Wales.

-Superb work from the forwards.

-It was the captain,

-Carys Phillips, who scored.

-Italy have to keep the ball alive.

-Sofia Stefan to the flanker,

-Isabella Locatelli.

-A race down the touchline but that's

-a great tackle from Dyddgu Hywel.

-She's been the star performer.

-There goes the final whistle.

-Wales' women start

-the Six Nations...

-..with a deserved 20-8 victory

-in Italy.

-We're very happy.

-I knew from my own experiences

-in Italy...

-..that it would be a tough match.

-We've seen that in the past three

-years in the Six Nations.

-We started strongly and I'm happy

-with the win in the end.

-You can't beat the spirit

-in the Wales team.

-It's the same with the men.

-The managers make sure

-everything runs smoothly.

-It's a great feeling

-to be part of the squad.

-Every squad is like a family.

-I really do feel that this year.

-The little family is very happy

-after the opening weekend.

-This is how the table looks now.

-Ireland grabbed a bonus point

-against Scotland.

-They lead the way at the moment.

-It's early days

-but Wales have started well.

-Caryl James is my guest.

-She's a former international player.

-What did you make of

-that performance, Caryl?

-A very good performance.

-Rowland will be very happy

-with that match.

-A complete performance from the

-starting XV and the replacements.

-A great game where the set pieces

-were all in good order.

-They dominated the scrums and the

-lineouts gave them a great platform.

-It allowed us

-to play an attacking game.

-Dyddgu was deservedly

-the star of the match.

-She put in a superb performance.

-She was so strong defensively

-and threatening in attack.

-Everything went well for them.

-You know many of the squad.

-Rowland Phillips

-has done a good job.

-They talk a lot about

-the spirit in the camp.

-It sounds that they're

-building nicely within the squad.

-I'm sure Rowland Phillips is

-responsible for a lot of that.

-Here they are celebrating

-after the match.

-They're singing at the top

-of their voices.

-They were delighted

-for some payback...

-..after the victories Italy have

-had over us in the past three years.

-They look very happy and the spirit

-looks great in the camp.

-The pictures reflect that fact.

-England are up next.

-What kind of challenge will

-their fulltime outfit pose?

-This game will raise the bar

-once again.

-Wales have shown in the past...

-..that they can compete with

-and beat the best teams around.

-We beat France last year

-and England in 2015.

-What they need to do is beat these

-countries within one campaign.

-That's when the results

-really matter.

-The men won 33-7 this afternoon.

-What did you think

-of that performance?

-It was a nervous first half.

-I was a bit nervous in the first

-half. It wasn't the best start.

-I had hoped that Wales would score

-the first try to get that momentum.

-They picked up the tempo

-in the second half...

-..scoring three great tries.

-It was nice for George North

-to score that excellent try.

-They'll have to have a much better

-start against England next weekend.

-We look forward to it. It's an

-exciting time in the Six Nations.

-It's early days,

-but here is the current table.

-It always worth seeing Wales

-on top of the table.

-None of the winners

-got a bonus point.

-Bonus points

-are a new addition this year.

-We stay with rugby and to

-the Principality Premiership.

-There have been big changes

-to the league this season.

-More clubs and a mid-season split.

-Some new names

-are challenging the old guard.

-Two of those met this weekend as

-Merthyr travelled to North Wales.

-It was quite a game

-and Rhys Llwyd is your commentator.

-Rhys Downes. The ball is out.

-This is Arron Pinches.

-Pinches.

-He breaks through the tackle.

-Pinches

-back to Rhys Downes in support.

-Pinches goes again.

-He's strong enough to cross.

-The visitors are in front.

-Rhys Williams out to Dean Gunter

-and switches the direction of play.

-It's a race between

-Richard Carter and Afon Bagshaw.

-Carter wins the race.

-Carter has the ball!

-Tom Daley is there

-to dive over the try line.

-Bagshaw created. The ball

-bounced kindly into his path.

-Tom Daley was on hand to put

-Merthyr further in front.

-SECOND HALF

-Craig Locke jumps and collects.

-A chance for a rolling maul.

-They're going for the corner.

-Merthyr have the strength.

-That's the visitors' third try.

-It's all kicking off.

-Things are getting heated.

-They need to cool down.

-Henri Williams wins the ball.

-RGC have a chance to show their

-power this time.

-Rhys Williams has the ball at the

-back of the rolling maul.

-They're going for the line.

-The referee was in the perfect place

-to give the try.

-Williams

-to Alex Schwarz who drops it.

-Schwarz has it.

-Rhys Williams, the winger.

-He finds the gap. Williams is quick

-and he goes for the line.

-He closes the gap.

-This game is not over yet.

-Brilliant by Rhys Williams.

-RGC are back in the game.

-Schwarz to Botica.

-Bagshaw. Rhys Williams.

-Williams beats two defenders.

-Williams with the ball back inside.

-Schwarz is there. He's inches short.

-Tiaan Loots goes for it.

-Rhys Williams is there too.

-Has he crossed? Yes, Williams

-celebrates. It's a try for RGC.

-Only seconds left.

-Here's Botica.

-Is there one late

-chance for the home team?

-That was a high tackle surely.

-The linesman has spotted it.

-It's a penalty. What an opportunity.

-This'll be the last kick

-of the match.

-Botica. Botica.

-It hit he post

-but it's over!

-RGC have won in the dying seconds.

-What drama at Eirias Park.

-It was a very hard match,

-very physical.

-We knew that Merthyr would

-bring a physical game.

-After we won down in Merthyr before

-Christmas they had a point to prove.

-For the first 40 or 50 minutes,

-they showed that.

-The squad is very close.

-You could see that at the end in the

-way we celebrated with Jacob.

-It was a fantastic kick.

-I just don't know where this game's

-going.

-I was brought up as kid

-to play rugby in a physical manner.

-Some of those tackles today I coach.

-They were chest high and we're

-getting penalised and yellow carded.

-You've got to ask the question.

-We're in competition with football

-and rugby league.

-If our game goes soft on us

-then as far as I'm concerned...

-..my young fellow

-can play rugby league.

-Because your not getting

-your physical fix.

-I think a couple of decisions today

-were really poor.

-It was sad to see

-rugby going that way.

-Dale McIntosh was not a happy man.

-You wouldn't want

-to argue with Dale McIntosh!

-Next, the rest of the weekend's

-Principality games.

-We start at the Chief's former club,

-Pontypridd, in Sardis Road.

-Pontypridd welcomed Carmarthen Quins

-to Sardis Road on Saturday.

-The home side got off to a powerful

-start.

-Their second try was scored after

-winger Dale Stuckey broke clear...

-..and fed Lewis Williams to go over.

-The visitors battled back.

-Good work by the forwards secures

-clean ball for Gareth George.

-Iolo Evans accepts the long pass,

-finds the chink in the defence...

-..and scores the try for the Quins.

-The home team then displayed

-accurate handling skills.

-Fullback, Gary Williams setting up

-Lewis Williams for his second try.

-Straight from that try, Ponty

-attacked again from their half.

-Good handling once again...

-..Gary Williams releasing Lewis

-Williams again and the winger...

-..turning on the afterburners to

-secure a hat-trick and the victory.

-Bedwas won thanks to five penalties

-by Richard Powell.

-A consolation try for Ebbw Vale

-from Jack Goodey.

-A penalty try and another for Craig

-Attwell gave Newport the early lead.

-The home side tried to

-counter-attack but a mistake...

-..led to Palmer crossing over.

-Will Evans, the hooker, showed some

-quick thinking and fancy footwork...

-..to set up Craig Attwell

-for his brace.

-A comfortable win for the visitors.

-The centres combined well

-at St Helens to set up...

-..winger, Andrew Claypole for

-an early try for the home team.

-The visitors responded

-with flanker Alex Herbert...

-..slicing through

-the white defence...

-..setting up Phil Price for

-a clattering drive over the line.

-The visiting backs enjoyed

-the wide open spaces at St Helens...

-..to set up David Evans

-for another try.

-From one Bargoed wing to the other.

-The best try of the game involved

-great work by the pack and backs.

-Hallett with the break and pass

-for Duane Dyer to secure the points.

-With the score 9-6 in the second

-half, Neath restarted the game.

-A mistake by the scrum half sent

-Rhys Jones racing to the line.

-He set up his captain,

-Jordan Collier...

-..for the opening try for Neath.

-The Welsh All Blacks scored

-a second try with 14 men.

-Fullback, Ed Howley was too quick

-for the No.8, Joe Gaughan.

-Geraint Llewellyn accepted

-the pass for the winning score.

-Pontypridd take the early honours in

-Tier 1 with a bonus-point victory.

-Newport head up Tier 2

-after the opening fixtures.

-There's still a lot of rugby

-to be played this season.

-The league has split in two and

-they all start with no points again.

-It's an exciting league.

-Caryl James is a former

-international, now a commentator.

-You watch a lot of this league

-and we hear you on Radio Cymru.

-What do you make of the changes?

-They're trying to restructure

-the league.

-They've split the table and

-the top eight fight for the title.

-It's a way of shaking up the league.

-It allows the coaches more

-opportunity for development...

-..and to nurture the young talent

-in the Principality.

-It was great to see Ryan Conbeer

-score a superb try on Friday night.

-That was for the Wales U20s side.

-He plays on the wing for Llanelli.

-It bridges the gap...

-..between the Premiership

-and the regions.

-It's good to see new names like RGC

-and the moneybags of Merthyr.

-It seems that the talent

-is spread across more clubs.

-Yes, definitely.

-There is more competition now and

-we're seeing RGC coming to the top.

-It's great and there are some

-good facilities in North Wales.

-It's nice to see new clubs

-climbing to the top of the table.

-I don't think Dale McIntosh

-and Merthyr would agree with you!

-Quite a weekend in the Principality

-and for rugby in general.

-Time for a break now, but we'll

-have plenty more in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Football is next with the Welsh

-clubs recording mixed results.

-Swansea City suffered a 2-1 defeat

-at Manchester City.

-Their new Brazilian star,

-Jesus, scored both goals.

-That's the second season in a row

-for them to suffer...

-..last-minute heartbreak up there.

-But their form

-appears to be improving.

-The same could be said of Wrexham.

-Dean Keates' men had won

-three of their last four games.

-They were home to Guiseley

-yesterday.

-Massanka back to Ollie Shenton.

-He looks for the run

-by Izale McLeod.

-McLeod is up against Jake Lawlor.

-Massanka asks for it

-but McLeod has a go himself!

-His effort flashes past

-the far post.

-Eleven minutes have been played

-as Walton takes the corner.

-It's in towards Jake Cassidy!

-That was a crucial touch from Dunn

-and it's another Guiseley corner.

-Walton will take the corner.

-Cassidy was once again the target!

-He hits the target!

-The former Airbus player

-scores against Wrexham.

-Guiseley are in front

-after only 12 minutes.

-Lund finds himself under pressure.

-Lund crosses towards Massanka!

-Wrexham are level.

-Massanka strikes in his first start

-for the Dragons.

-What a brilliant goal.

-Wow!

-James Jennings.

-Massanka wants the ball

-and is full of confidence!

-A superb save from Maxted.

-I think the shot was deflected which

-made the save an even better one.

-Massanka is on fire.

-We've played an hour and despite

-scoring four goals in five games...

-..John Rooney is only a substitute.

-If he starts another game

-for Wrexham...

-..he has to be offered

-a new contract for next season.

-Rooney comes off the bench again.

-Carrington, the captain...

-..receives the ball, turns and plays

-a lovely crossfield pass to Lund.

-Lund gives it back to Barry.

-McLeod is on the far post.

-McLeod to Rooney!

-Rooney scores again and he's only

-been on the field for two minutes.

-Keates' headache gets even worse.

-Rooney scores off the bench again.

-Cassidy against Riley.

-Cassidy does brilliantly

-to release Derek Asamoah.

-Rankine is in support.

-Rankine.

-Kevin Hurst!

-Just wide of the post.

-It was on a plate for Hurst

-but he couldn't hit the target.

-Rooney stands over the ball.

-Rooney!

-A scintillating free kick

-from Rooney.

-A fortnight after his brother...

-..broke the Man Utd scoring

-record with a free kick...

-..Rooney has scored for Wrexham.

-I thought we were the better team.

-It wasn't at a tempo we wanted.

-We let them dictate the tempo

-and it got slowed down.

-A quick throw-in and a set back to

-Mitch, who dug a great cross out.

-It was an unbelievable effort

-by Tumbs.

-What an impact Rooney had

-on the game. He scored two goals.

-The second one, we're shouting

-at him to play it in the corner.

-He's had a go and

-it's bent past the keeper.

-Five on the bounce. That's 15 points

-we've picked up. We're delighted.

-Seven points between Wrexham

-and the play-off places.

-A trip to Dover next who are fifth.

-A good afternoon for Wrexham.

-I'm joined by Caryl James.

-We've discussed

-your Wales rugby career.

-You're a PE Teacher too.

-Are the pupils aware

-that they have a star teaching them?

-Yes, as a teacher, one of the main

-things I try to do every day...

-..is inspire my pupils...

-..and show them that girls have

-a bright future in sport too.

-I can go off to represent my country

-and come back...

-..and share these experiences

-with the pupils.

-It shows them the benefit

-of being part of a team...

-..representing a country

-and meeting new friends.

-A big part of my job isn't just

-improving fitness levels...

-..but also to inspire.

-What better way to do it

-than showing them Wales caps?

-You now teach and coach.

-Is that a natural next step

-in your career?

-After finishing playing, there was

-a gap to fill in my weekends.

-It was quite natural for me.

-We've now established a team in

-Cardiff, Cardiff Ladies Rugby Club.

-We've been together

-for six or seven months.

-They're an amazing crew.

-They've come together.

-They're a mixture

-of students, teachers...

-..lecturers,

-television scriptwriters.

-There's a very good ethos

-in the squad.

-If anyone out there

-wants to have a go...

-..we train every Wednesday night

-at Glamorgan Wanderers.

-We play on Sunday.

-We've played six games and won

-four of them so we're not bad.

-Definitely a good start.

-The message is, if you fancy a game

-get in touch with them.

-I look forward to the developments

-in the capital.

-Caryl James is with me.

-We're going to the capital now.

-There was a big ice hockey game

-there midweek.

-It was the first leg

-of the Challenge Cup semi-final.

-Cardiff Devils

-took on Belfast Giants.

-The Devils got the better start

-in the capital.

-Unfortunately,

-the Giants' goal minder was on fire.

-Jackson Whistle saved time after

-time. A proper whistle-stop.

-Joey Martin

-brought the first save.

-That was the pattern

-for the first period.

-The Devils pressed

-but Whistle hit the right note.

-This save from Guillame Doucet

-was brilliant.

-It began to look like nothing was

-going right for the Devils.

-Joey Martin was totally clear

-but Canadian, Whistle stood firm.

-The pressure

-proved too much in the end.

-The Devils pressed and Andrew Hotham

-finally beat Whistle...

-..at the second time of asking.

-It was soon 2-0

-thanks to Gleason Fournier.

-The score started to reflect

-the Devils' performance.

-As happened all game,

-back came the Giants.

-Derrick Walser gambled

-and somehow scored.

-A deflection for the Giants.

-There was time for one more effort

-before the end of the first period.

-A lovely trick by Patrick Asselin

-but Whistle was there again.

-There was quite a game developing.

-The second period

-started in similar fashion.

-The Devils pressed.

-Hotham with the shot from distance.

-Layne Ulmer

-was on the spot to score.

-The Devils opened the gap once

-more but back came Belfast again.

-A brilliant solo effort

-from Chris Higgins.

-He stole the puck

-and took on the defence.

-He kept his head.

-The skills in front of goal meant

-that there was only one goal in it.

-Quite an effort by Chris Higgins.

-If that was good,

-the next was even better.

-Joey Martin with a one-man show.

-No-one could stop him, 4-2.

-Martin celebrated

-one of the goals of the season.

-The final period

-was crazy to say the least.

-A chance for the Devils

-to stretch their lead.

-Whistle foiled Sean Bentivoglio.

-A slick move from Belfast

-ended with Colin Shields scoring.

-There was one goal in it again.

-There was worse to come.

-Brandon Benedict stunned the Devils.

-The match was somehow level.

-Suddenly, the match

-had been turned on its head.

-Belfast hit the bar.

-They scored the all-important goal

-in the final minute.

-The Devils were confused by now and

-Jim Vandermeer scored from distance.

-The Devils face a big challenge...

-..in the Challenge Cup

-Semi-final second leg.

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-Welcome back.

-I never thought Harry Potter

-would crop up on Clwb 2.

-However, the game Quidditch...

-..has moved from the fantasy pages

-of the books into the real world.

-All the terms are also written down

-so commentating is really easy.

-Even in Welsh,

-in this translation of the books.

-We have the terms and the game

-created by J K Rowling.

-Hang on to your broomstick,

-off we go.

-The most dysfunctional family

-I've ever been part of.

-I wouldn't change it for the world.

-We're quite an established team.

-The first in Wales.

-We're known in the community.

-We're a group of

-Harry Potter supporters.

-We express ourselves

-differently to normal nerds.

-We don't just read the books

-or watch the films.

-We express it in another way.

-We use sport.

-Quidditch has a large and

-very interesting rule book.

-You have three chasers

-and a keeper on a team.

-They try to get a slightly

-deflated volleyball, the Quaffle...

-..through the other team's hoops

-for ten points.

-The beaters play with

-balls called Bludgers.

-They run around the pitch

-trying to hit other players.

-If you get hit,

-you drop whatever you're holding...

-..and touch back into

-your hoops before carrying on.

-The Snitch is an impartial official.

-He has a rugby style tag

-attached to his shorts.

-The seekers try to

-get hold of that tag.

-If you catch the Snitch,

-the period is over...

-..and your team gets thirty points.

-It can appeal to everyone.

-There's no right or wrong way

-to play Quidditch.

-Anyone from any background can play.

-Both genders can play the same game

-and you can all be as involved.

-We're a diverse group.

-You'd expect us to be similar.

-All nerds who like Harry Potter.

-Some of us have seen all the films.

-Some haven't read a single word

-whilst others have read it all.

-It's great fun because

-there are so many positions...

-..and so many things

-you can do in a game.

-You find new people with

-interesting personalities.

-It brings everyone together

-and it's a lovely sport.

-People do barrack and shout things

-like 'ten points to Gryffindor'.

-People we convince to play admit

-it's harder than they expected.

-I've heard 'it isn't

-a real sport' many times.

-Until you actually go into it

-and feel the competitiveness...

-..and the adrenalin rush

-that comes from it...

-..there is no way you can deem it

-anything other than a sport.

-Come and give it a go.

-There are teams all over the UK.

-Contact one of those teams

-because it is worth trying it.

-Quidditch on Clwb 2.

-We might have live action soon.

-But it's back to

-more traditional fare next.

-It's a big week

-at the Ice Arena, Cardiff.

-The ice hockey is replaced

-by netball this week.

-A huge week for the

-Welsh women's netball team.

-They are taking on one of the

-best in the world, New Zealand.

-The next few weeks are very

-important for netball in Wales.

-The new season starts for the

-Celtic Dragons in the Superleague.

-Before then, Wales play

-two games against the Silver Ferns.

-A team of world stars,

-ranked two in the world.

-There was so much interest in

-these games the venue was changed...

-..from the usual place

-to the Ice Arena in Cardiff Bay.

-Clwb met up with one

-of the big stars, Suzy Drane.

-Netball in Wales is on the up.

-It's so exciting

-to be a part of that.

-I've got goosebumps from just

-speaking about and thinking about...

-..how exciting this occasion will be

-next week.

-Not to mention the start of a

-fresh season for our Celtic Dragons.

-It's a real united occasion for the

-people of Wales to be involved with.

-They can be passionate about the

-sport and its female role models.

-They haven't been over here

-since 1997.

-We'll be looking forward to

-hosting them in a brand new arena.

-We're moving over to

-the Ice Arena in Cardiff Bay.

-That's due to the demand for

-tickets. Fantastic for the game.

-Wales are ranked eight in the world.

-Not far away from the world leaders,

-New Zealand and Australia.

-Unlike Wales, those teams are

-packed with full-time professionals.

-We are closer than we have been

-to the top teams.

-We are going out on the court to

-compete and perform on Tuesday.

-We'll re-evaluate and

-go again on Wednesday night.

-We got close to South Africa...

-..when we played them

-in three tests last summer.

-We need to keep building

-on the momentum we've got.

-Building on the strength in depth

-that we have in the squad in Wales.

-Going forward we hope

-to compete with those top teams.

-Most of the Welsh squad

-do play for the Celtic Dragons.

-It's the only Welsh team

-in the British Superleague.

-The new season is upon us.

-They are hoping to

-improve on last season.

-They finished one from bottom.

-They finished one from bottom.

-

-The word I'd use is frustrating.

-I don't think we met our potential.

-We could have claimed more wins

-and we knew that as a team.

-We spoke about it.

-It was one of the most emotionally

-charged seasons I'd ever had.

-We knew we could have

-done much better.

-That last few games were very tight.

-The most memorable one was

-when I won the man of the match...

-..for the first time in eleven years

-of playing for the Dragons.

-I was still devastated that

-we lost that game by three goals.

-It was lost on one bad decision.

-That's sport, isn't it?

-We have to make sure that we end up

-on the other side of the fence.

-Not just marginally losing out.

-The way we do that

-is through consistency.

-We know that, we just have to do it.

-From training

-right through to matchtime.

-There are three new teams.

-It's good having

-more teams to take on.

-It means the season is longer.

-We have lots of games

-and our target is top four.

-We want to make the semis.

-Good luck to Wales

-against the Silver Ferns.

-Caryl James is still with me.

-Big games are great

-for the profile of the sport.

-It's an historic occasion.

-They haven't played for twenty

-years and they are two in the world.

-I'm taking a bus

-full of pupils from Llangynwyd.

-There's nothing better to inspire

-them than seeing a game like this.

-I'm really looking forward.

-We've already talked about

-the Welsh women winning in Italy.

-They have a lot

-ahead of them this year.

-The Six Nations tournament is a

-building block for the World Cup.

-That happens in August

-and they have a tough pool.

-They have to play

-Canada and New Zealand.

-Rowland Phillips and his team

-are ready for the challenge.

-You are also embarking

-on a new venture.

-You are part of the S4C commentary

-team for the women's game.

-What's that like?

-It's great because

-I have passion for sport.

-I've always wanted to...

-..promote women's sport

-and give it a higher profile.

-Being part of the team

-that brings the games...

-..into people's homes in Wales

-will be great.

-The Six Nations is

-a stepping stone this year.

-Will the Wales team set themselves

-targets for the tournament?

-How well do you expect them to do?

-They've been part of the world's

-top eight for a while now.

-A realistic target might be

-to be in the top six.

-The experience of playing in a Six

-Nations championship must be huge.

-How much bigger of a step

-is the World Cup Finals?

-It is a huge step.

-They play the world champs, England,

-every year in the Six Nations.

-It is a massive experience for them.

-One of my fondest memories...

-..is scoring a try against New

-Zealand in the World Cup in 2010.

-That'll stay with me forever.

-Thank you for coming in

-to talk to us, Caryl.

-Good luck with all your ventures.

-It's a busy period

-in terms of sport.

-Good luck to the netball team

-against New Zealand.

-After a clean sweep

-for Wales in Italy let's hope...

-..for a repeat performance

-against England next week.

-We'll see you next Sunday night.

-Goodnight.

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