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England and Australia do battle to compete for the ashes.

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Well, it's not the hope that kills you. It's knowing it's the hope that kills you,

that kills you. And for 60 minutes or so on the Principality Stadium on Saturday. Perhaps one or two of you allowed yourselves to believe

to dream of a first win against New Zealand in 72 years.

But of course, it ended with defeat.

And as the curtain comes down on another autumn campaign for Wales,

well, there's one more stop left for this South African juggernaut in Cardiff

this weekend. Joining me then to look ahead to another huge weekend for Steve Tandy and his men.

Two men who have beaten the Springboks, Jonathan Davis and Alex Cuthbert, and a man who ran out 18 times

for the bocker, Tina Stel Putt. First thing, first, first, you slow horses fans? I love a bit Jackson allowing me. There we go. I knew it wouldn't be lost, aren't you? But Tina's great to have you with us. Fond memories of Cardiff only played for the box once against Wales in 2000, but came back two years later for a runout with the Barbas. Yeah, no, we'll get to the barbas game.

That was phenomenal.

I think any time you play for the barbas,

it is certainly a rugby experience and life experience you'll never forget.

But only had the one game against Wales at the Millennium Stadium or Principality.

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