10-try Wales dismiss Hong Kong
Wales recorded their biggest test win for nearly 17 years with a 10-try 65-0 drubbing of Hong Kong at Cardiff Arms Park.
Published by John Birch, November 16th, 2018
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Scores
2' Pen Wilkins (3-0); 5' Try Joyce (8-0); 13' Try Neumann, Conv Wilkins (15-0); 22' Try Joyce, Conv Wilkins (22-0); 23' Try Lewis, Conv Wilkins (29-0); 26' Try Lewis (34-0); 30' Try Harries, Conv Wilkins (41-0), 36' Try Crabb, Conv Wilkins (48-0).Half-time: 48-0.45' Try Harries, Conv Wilkins (55-0); 66' Try Neumann (60-0); 75' Try Lillicrap (65-0)
Teams
Wales:Lauren Smyth (Ospreys); Jasmine Joyce (Scarlets), Alecs Donnovan (Ospreys), Alicia McComish (Dragons), Lisa Neumann (RGC); Robyn Wilkins (Blues), Ffion Lewis (Scarlets); Cara Hope (Ospreys), Kelsey Jones (Ospreys), Cerys Hale (Dragons), Gwen Crabb (Ospreys), Mel Clay (Ospreys), Manon Johnes (Blues), Bethan Lewis (Dragons), Sioned Harries (capt, Scarlets)Replacements:Carys Phillips (Ospreys), Caryl Thomas (Dragons), Amy Evans (Ospreys), Natalia John (Ospreys), Siwan Lillicrap (Ospreys), Keira Bevan(Ospreys), Hannah Jones (Scarlets), Jess Kavanagh (RGC)
Hong Kong: 1. LAU Nga-Wun, 2. Dr Karen SO (captain), 3. YIP Cho-kwan, 4. CHAN Ka-yan, 5. TSANG Ching-man, 6. PUN Wai-yan, 7. Maggie AU YEUNG, 8. Melody LI (vice captain), 9. Jessica HO, 10. CHENG Lok-tung, 11. CHONG Ka-yan, 12. Grace HOOD, 13. Natasha OLSON-THORNE (vice captain), 14. Jessica EDEN, 15. Stephanie CHAN, 16. Charlotte MYRANS, 17. Vincci LEUNG, 18. LAM Ka-wai, 19. Amber CHAN, 20. Winnie SIU, 21. SHAM Wai-sum, 22. Sarah LUCAS 23. LAU Sze-wa.
Wales's biggest wins
77-0 v Germany (Girona, 17/5/02) (World Cup)83-7 v Russia (Amsterdam, 5/5/98) (World Cup)72-5 v Netherlands (Bridgend, 15/1/01)65-0 v Hong Kong (Cardiff, 16/11/18)56-7 v Sweden (Swansea, 28/11/09)