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Regan Grace one of 3 uncapped players in final Wales squad

Regan Grace of Bath Rugby looks on during a Bath Rugby training session at Farleigh House on March 20, 2024 in Bath, England. (Photo by Patrick Khachfe/Getty Images)

Warren Gatland has confirmed his 34-player Wales squad that will leave for Australia on June 26 ahead of a two-Test series against the Wallabies.

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Bath’s former Super League winner Regan Grace is one of three uncapped players, alongside Gloucester fullback Josh Hathaway and Cardiff hooker Efan Daniel, in a squad captained by Dewi Lake.

Daniel was drafted into the squad last week and takes the place of Dragons hooker Elliot Dee, who has failed to recover from an ankle injury suffered before teaming up with the squad.

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      Grace too was called into the squad last week in place of Keelan Giles as Wales prepared to take on South Africa at Twickenham.

      Following the 52-16 loss to the world champions, Gatland has reduced his squad slightly while Wales have also confirmed the absence of props Keiron Assiratti and Henry Thomas ahead of two Tests against the Wallabies and a fixture against the Queensland Reds.

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      “We’re expecting two fiercely contested Test matches down under and are also pleased to be able to play a third fixture against the Queensland Reds,” Gatland said.

      “I’m excited about this Wales squad. We know Australia is a tough place to go and play rugby, but we are relishing the challenge.

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      “We are focusing on getting better as a group. This is a young squad that’s still learning at this level. There are lots of positives and good things that we can build on from the weekend and there are also areas that we will be working hard to address over the next few weeks.”

      Wales squad
      Forwards (19)
      Corey Domachowski (Cardiff Rugby – 10 caps)
      Kemsley Mathias (Scarlets – 3 caps)
      Gareth Thomas (Ospreys – 31 caps)
      Efan Daniel (Cardiff Rugby – uncapped)
      Dewi Lake (Ospreys – 13 caps) captain
      Evan Lloyd (Cardiff Rugby – 3 caps)
      Archie Griffin (Bath Rugby – 1 cap)
      Dillon Lewis (Harlequins – 57 caps)
      Harri O’Connor (Scarlets – 2 caps)
      Ben Carter (Dragons – 12 caps)
      Cory Hill (Secom Rugguts – 32 caps)
      Dafydd Jenkins (Exeter Chiefs – 17 caps)
      Matthew Screech (Dragons – 2 caps)
      Christ Tshiunza (Exeter Chiefs – 10 caps)
      James Botham (Cardiff Rugby – 11 caps)
      Mackenzie Martin (Cardiff Rugby – 4 caps)
      Taine Plumtree (Scarlets – 3 caps)
      Tommy Reffell (Leicester Tigers – 18 caps)
      Aaron Wainwright (Dragons – 49 caps)

      Backs (15)
      Ellis Bevan (Cardiff Rugby – 1 cap)
      Gareth Davies (Scarlets – 77 caps)
      Kieran Hardy (Scarlets – 21 caps)
      Sam Costelow (Scarlets – 13 caps)
      Mason Grady (Cardiff Rugby – 12 caps)
      Eddie James (Scarlets – 1 cap)
      Ben Thomas (Cardiff Rugby – 2 caps)
      Nick Tompkins (Saracens – 36 caps)
      Owen Watkin (Ospreys – 39 caps)
      Rio Dyer (Dragons – 20 caps)
      Regan Grace (Bath Rugby – uncapped)
      Josh Hathaway (Gloucester Rugby – uncapped)
      Liam Williams (Kubota Spears – 90 caps)
      Jacob Beetham (Cardiff Rugby – 1 cap)
      Cameron Winnett (Cardiff Rugby – 6 caps)

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