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Chris Kirwan, Bruce Pope & Ioan Griffiths

  1. Kick-off

    Barbarians 7-15 Wales

    Kelsey Jones on for the second half in place of Alex Callender. A hooker for a back-rower.

    Alex Tessier gets us back under way - can Wales finish the job?

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  3. Youngsters impressing for Wales.

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    Elinor Snowsill
    Former Wales fly-half on S4C

    Amy Williams scoring two tries is brilliant for her and will give her lots of confidence.

    She must have looked at the team and being a bit worried about facing Ruby Tui, so that's great for her confidence.

    All the youngsters looked impressive. I'd like to see Wales come out and move the ball more, go through the phases and put the Barbarians under pressure

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    A reminder that the breaks have been extended to 20 minutes here at Twickenham because of the conditions.

    It is sweltering out there, although there are some welcome clouds at the moment and the slightest breeze is very welcome.

    This will be a serious test of the teams' conditioning and you would imagine gaps will appear in the closing stages, while the benches will need to make an impact.

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    Caryl James
    Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

    I like to see Kayleigh Powell wearing the 10 shirt; she is very different from what we usually see with Lleucu George.

    She reminds me a bit of Phil Bennett, how he liked to play, giving anything a go, running from everywhere, kicking comes second.

    She's seeing if there is any opportunity to get people in the spaces, that's what's on her mind.

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    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on S4C

    Wales will be very happy to give themselves a bit of a gap by scoring right at the end of the half.

    They've scored tries but they haven't got into the Barbarians' 22 enough and they need to be playing in those areas to build.

  7. 'Wales looking better defensively'

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    Ken Owens
    Former Wales hooker on S4C

    Sean Lynn will be happy with the score.

    In terms of performance, I think he'll be disappointed to concede the try towards the end of the half.

    When they front up and put the Barbarians under pressure, they look a lot better defensively than we've seen previously.

    But Lynn will be a bit disappointed with some of the mistakes that have given the Barbarians chances.

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    Caryl James
    Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

    Lovely long and fast-moving ball from the backs, Williams with the speed to score in the corner.

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    Gareth Delve
    Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

    Amy Williams showed great acceleration there.

    It was good ambition to move the ball wide and she goes route one to go through.

  10. Half-time

    Barbarians 7-15 Wales

    Three unconverted tries for Wales and Sean Lynn will be pleased with that.

    Young talent has been given a chance and they have taken it.

  11. try

    Try: Barbarians 7-15 Wales

    Amy Williams

    Amy Williams tryHuw Evans Picture Agency

    That is a finish to rival George North's!

    Wales fail to rumble forward from the driving line-out but move the ball away from the maul and work it towards Amy Williams.

    The young wing absolutely smashes her way through Alex Tessier, who captained Canada in last year's World Cup final defeat by England here at Twickenham.

    Superb stuff.

  12. Barbarians 7-10 Wales

    Clock in the red but Wales have one last chance after being awarded a penalty.

    Powell kicks to the 22...

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    Rachel Taylor
    Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

    We've spoken about some of the pack for the Barbarians. They have loads of experience and they just kept things tight and went to their power game.

    It might not be the champagne rugby that we're used to with them, but it's effective.

  14. converted try

    Converted try: Barbarians 7-10 Wales

    Amy Rule, con Claudia Pena

    The Barbarians put the pressure on in the 22 again, and go with pick and drives to get within a metre.

    They keep going with penalty advantage and Amy Rule eventually hammers over.

    Strong finish by the New Zealander down the right wing.

    Claudia Pena puts the conversion over to make it a seven-pointer.

  15. Barbarians 0-10 Wales

    Caryl James
    Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

    Seren Lockwood and Bryonie King both played touch rugby for the Kiwi Dragons in Cardiff.

    You can see their strong teamwork, how they find spaces and successfully make ground on the field.

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    The Baa-Baas have the nudge at the scrum but haven't quite made the most of that platform yet.

    Wales' defence will please Sean Lynn, as will the performances of his half-backs.

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    Rachel Taylor
    Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales

    We saw Wales leading at half-time in the Six Nations so this will be perfect for Sean Lynn to see if they have learnt those lessons and develop that in-game management.

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    Suddenly Wales are on top.

    Bryonie King gallops half the length of the pitch into the Baa-Baas 22.

    Ref O'Donnell initially gives a penalty to Wales but there was a knock-on first, so scrum to Baa-Baas.

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    Siwan Lillicrap
    Former Wales captain on BBC One Wales

    Fabulous for Amy Williams, but it started with Lockwood's evasion skills around the breakdown.

  20. try

    Try: Barbarians 0-10 Wales

    Amy Williams

    Amy Williams tryHuw Evans Picture Agency

    Against the run of play but Wales won't care!

    Brilliant play by scrum-half Seren Lockwood to break from inside her half to halfway.

    It's turned over but a shocking Baa-Baas kick by Caity Mattinson goes straight to wing Amy Williams, who races over for a try on her first international start.

    The tough conversion is missed.