Wales Winger Josh Adams Targets Third World Cup Appearance
Josh Adams is nearing full fitness ahead of the autumn internationals as he sets his sights on next year's World Cup in Australia.
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Wales winger Josh Adams says he is targeting a third World Cup appearance, with his sights set on next year's tournament in Australia, as he nears full match fitness ahead of the autumn international series.
Adams, who has featured in two previous World Cups for Wales, said he is working toward being fully fit in time for the upcoming autumn internationals, viewing the matches as an important step on the way to next year's World Cup.
A place in the Wales squad for the Australia-hosted tournament would mark a third World Cup appearance for the winger, continuing a career in which he has established himself as one of Wales' most experienced outside backs.
Wales' autumn international campaign offers Adams and his teammates a chance to build form and cohesion ahead of a demanding year that will culminate in the World Cup, with coaches expected to assess form and fitness across the squad in the coming months.
Further details on Wales' squad selection and World Cup preparations are expected to emerge as the autumn internationals approach.
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- Wales wing Adams targets third World Cup — BBC Sport
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