Warren Gatland Archives - Page 6 of 7

Wales flanker Jenkins a Six Nations doubt after suspected ACL injury

Warren Gatland confirmed Ellis Jenkins may have suffered damage to his anterior cruciate ligament late in Wales' win over South Africa.

First-half tries from Tomas Francis and Liam Williams helped Wales beat South Africa 20-11 for their ninth successive victory.

Welsh coach Warren Gatland has expressed his hopes that the media will leave one topic alone in the build up to Saturday’s clash against... Read more

Wales coach Warren Gatland has made 14 changes for Saturday's international against Tonga, with Liam Williams selected for his 50th cap.

Warren Gatland saw room for improvement but was encouraged by the way Wales saw off Scotland to win the Doddie Weir Cup.

Warren Gatland is in New Zealand following the death of his father, but may be back for Wales' match against Scotland in Cardiff.

The Welsh Rugby Union offered its condolences to Warren Gatland, who has flown back to New Zealand after his father's death.

A rule change means Rhys Webb is ineligible to play for Wales, but coach Warren Gatland remains hopeful of using the scrum-half.

Sam Warburton announced his shock retirement on Wednesday, prompting Warren Gatland to laud the "outstanding" rugby star.

Wales will be coached by Wayne Pivac when Warren Gatland's lengthy tenure ends after next year's Rugby World Cup.

Flanker Ross Moriarty was sent off at the end of a third consecutive tour victory for Wales, who beat Argentina 30-12.

Wayne Pivac has been tipped to swap the Scarlets for Wales and Sam Warburton would not be surprised to see him on the international... Read more

Shaun Edwards is reportedly a man in demand, but Warren Gatland hopes he will stay with Wales for next year's Rugby World Cup.

Argentina could not recover from a dismal start against Wales, who followed up their win over South Africa with another Test victory.

Scarlets front-rower Rob Evans will start the first Test against the Pumas on Saturday after Wyn Jones was ruled out.

The 2019 Rugby World Cup may still be a way off, but it is very much in the sights of Wales coach Warren Gatland.