Ruthless Japan slaughter Wales
Japan claimed a first win over Six Nations champions Wales after a clinical display against an inexperienced Welsh side sealed a 23-8 victory that tied their two match series.
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Welsh return for Priestland & Davie
Fly-half Rhys Priestland and lock Bradley Davies look set for a return to international rugby when Wales tour Japan next month.
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Michael White stuns former champion Williams
Michael White caused the first major shock of the Betfair World Championship as the debutant from Neath knocked out Welsh compatriot Mark Williams to launch his Crucible career.
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Dragons strike late to slay Munster
A late try from Dragons centre Ross Wardle was crucial in giving the Welsh side a 30-24 victory over Munster in the RaboDirect Pro12.
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Halfpenny wins Six Nations player award
Welsh fullback Leigh Halfpenny has clinched the coveted RBS Player of the Championship award for the 2013 RBS 6 Nations, securing an impressive 40% of the public's vote.
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Welsh will be without Jenkins for Scotland clash
Gethin Jenkins will miss Wales' RBS 6 Nations clash against Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday.
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Jenkins calms talk of Welsh Six Nations title
Wales assistant coach Neil Jenkins insists the reigning RBS 6 Nations champions are in no danger of being distracted by a potential title shoot-out with England next month.
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Maguire takes Welsh title after dramatic final
Stephen Maguire held his nerve in a final-frame shoot-out to beat Stuart Bingham 9-8 in a thrilling BetVictor Welsh Open final in Newport and claim his first ranking event title since 2008.
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Ding remains on course in Newport
Ding Junhui stayed on course to defend his BetVictor Welsh Open title with a comfortable quarter-final victory over Robert Milkins at the Newport Centre tonight.
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Wasteful Munster pay the penalty against Scarlets
Fly-half Owen Williams kicked all Scarlets' points as the the Welsh side claimed a RaboDirect Pro 12 double over Munster at Parc y Scarlets.
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Bingham and Maguire to meet in final
A century in the deciding frame saw Stuart Bingham win a high-class BetVictor Welsh Open semi-final against Ding Junhui.
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As it Happened: Ken Doherty 3-5 Stuart Bingham
Ken Doherty takes on Stuart Bingham in the quarter-finals of the Welsh Open. Follow it here.
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Doherty defeated in Welsh Open
Ken Doherty exited the Welsh Open with a disappointing 5-3 defeat against Stuart Bingham in a poor quarter-final match in Newport today.
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Doherty reaches Wales Open quarter-finals
Ken Doherty has made it through to the quarter-finals of the Wales Open in Newport after beating Tom Ford 4-3.
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Trump volleys parting shot at 'too slow' Dale
Judd Trump accused Dominic Dale of slow play after narrowly scraping past the veteran at the Welsh Open.
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Welsh call up lock Wyn Jones
Wales have called Ospreys lock Alun Wyn Jones into their squad for the remainder of the RBS 6 Nations.
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Doherty knocks Higgins out in Wales
Ken Doherty dumped John Higgins out of the first round of the BetVictor Welsh Open with a 4-1 win today.
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O'Driscoll gets high praise from Welsh duo
Wales legends Gareth Edwards and Martyn Williams have hailed Brian O'Driscoll in the wake of Ireland's opening day Six Nations victory over Wales.
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Pape and Clerc to miss Welsh encounter
France captain Pascal Pape and wing Vincent Clerc have been ruled out of Saturday's Six Nations championship game against Wales, coach Philippe Saint Andre confirmed.
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Ireland Women start with win in Cardiff
The Ireland Women won on Welsh soil for the first time since 2005 as Gillian Bourke's late try proved decisive in a 12-10 RBS 6 Nations cliffhanger in Port Talbot.