Jones wins No. 10 position

Stephen Jones has won the race to start at fly-half in Wales’ Triple Crown showdown with Ireland at Croke Park on Saturday.

Jones wins No. 10 position
Tue, 04 Mar, 2008 - 15:50

Stephen Jones has won the race to start at fly-half in Wales’ Triple Crown showdown with Ireland at Croke Park on Saturday.

Jones has retained his place after an impressive return to the side in his country’s 47-8 victory over Italy – but he will have a new half-back partner.

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