The peculiar Wales selection that shows Warren Gatland’s muddled thinking ahead of crucial Six Nations - Experienced fly half Gareth Anscombe has been left out of Warren Gatland’s squad for a tourname

Warren Gatland has concerns over his front-row, fly-half and preparation time but could recall plenty of experience in Monday's announcement.

Warren Gatland has selected the uncapped duo of Ospreys fly-half Dan Edwards and Scarlets wing Ellis Mee for Wales’ Guinness Six Nations campaign. The pair are the only uncapped players in a 34-man squad that has welcomed back a host of veterans who were missing in November.

Scarlets wing Ellis Mee and Ospreys fly-half Dan Edwards have been included in a 34-strong group that will be captained by flanker Jac Morgan, who takes over the leadership reins from an injured Dewi Lake.

Wales coach Warren Gatland recalled the experienced trio of Josh Adams, Liam Williams and Taulupe Faletau to his squad on Monday ahead of what promises to be a make-or-break Six Nations for the

Warren Gatland has said he weighed up taking the easy option of stepping away to spend his days on the beach in New Zealand, but the thrill of the challenge and the desire to tap again into Wales' underdog spirit led him to stay on.

Gareth Rhys Owen, Lauren Jenkins and James Hook are joined by Wales head coach Warren Gatland who explains his selections after naming his Six Nations squad. The latest news, views and interviews from the world of Welsh rugby.