Shane and Martyn Williams bow out as Wales beat Barbarians

Wales 30 Barbarians 21

Shane and Martyn Williams bow out as Wales beat Barbarians
Sat, 02 Jun, 2012 - 18:02

Wales 30 Barbarians 21

Wales greats Shane Williams and Martyn Williams bowed out of rugby at the Millennium Stadium – but their thunder was stolen by a teenage Test debutant.

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