International Rugby
Hill and Jenkins named co-captains for Wales tour
Alun Wyn Jones has been rested for Wales’ tour next month, with Cory Hill and Ellis Jenkins named as co-captains.
Cory Hill and Ellis Jenkins have been named as co-captains for Wales’ Tests against South Africa and Argentina, while Tomos Williams is the only uncapped player included in a 31-man squad.
Alun Wyn Jones has been rested for the trip to Washington DC to face the Springboks and two Tests against the Pumas next month.
Hill and Jenkins will share leadership duties in the absence of the British and Irish Lions lock.
Cardiff Blues scrum-half Williams will be hoping to win his first cap after getting the nod from head coach Warren Gatland for the tour.
Luke Charteris comes back into the squad, with George North and Ross Moriarty the only two Lions to be selected.
Wales squad:
Forwards: Rob Evans, Alun Wyn Jones, Nicky Smith, Elliot Dee, Ryan Elias, Tomas Francis, Samson Lee, Dillon Lewis, Adam Beard, Bradley Davies, Seb Davies, Luke Charteris, Cory Hill (co-captain) James Davies, Ellis Jenkins (co-captain), Ross Moriarty, Josh Navidi, Aaron Shingler.
Backs: Aled Davies, Gareth Davies, Tomos Williams, Gareth Anscombe, Rhys Patchell, Hadleigh Parkes, Owen Watkin, Scott Williams, Josh Adams, Hallam Amos, Steff Evans, George North, Tom Prydie.
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