Williams boost for Wales

Wales tonight received a major boost when former skipper Martyn Williams was declared fit to face world champions England.

Williams boost for Wales
Tue, 01 Feb, 2005 - 19:18

Wales tonight received a major boost when former skipper Martyn Williams was declared fit to face world champions England.

The Cardiff Blues flanker will win his 50th cap in Saturday’s RBS 6 Nations Championship clash at the Millennium Stadium, replacing an injured Colin Charvis.

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