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Wills have lost to Australia 2516. Welcome to the Scranton podcast Garfri so in here

James Huck former Wales International we've finished commentating on BBC

radio Wales and Wales have lost by nine points James. Yeah, disappointed in the night. Before the game didn't

be you know quite what to expect it. I think Australia you know for a probably untried

untested team were better they deserve they win I thought you know that they

offered a little bit more variety and attack to what Wales did the scrum was better

Wales sort of in discipline cost them as well just give Australia a leg

up give them easy territory easions into the game and Wales got themselves back

into the game 18, 16 after the Ben Thomas penalty

with 15 minutes to go and then a magnificent try from Tom Wright, you know split Wales open and that was a game but yeah it's frustrating when you look at the scoreboard you know you

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