Wales women take on Barbarians women, after Wales men edge Barbarians men 33-31 in earlier kick-off - read report here
Kayleigh Powell and Amy Williams with opening Wales women tries, Amy Rule replies for Baa-Baas but Williams grabs second for 15-7 half-time lead
Seren Lockwood stretches Wales lead after break but Bryony Cleall and Celia Quansah hit back for Baa-Baas. Courtney Keight and Jorja Aiono tries see Wales women home for a 34-17 win - read report here
Wales men led 14-5 at half-time through tries by Keiran Hardy and Dan Edwards either side of Vincent Koch score
Edwards runs clear for second before replacement George North crosses with first touch of last rugby appearance
Reuben Morgan-Williams steps over but Alex Nankivell hits back for BaaBaas.
Ellis Mee grabs Wales' fifth before North grabs second and then converts Santiago Arata score with final kick
British and Irish Lions and Wales great North featured for Baa-Baas against his national side in his final professional game
Barbarians fixture is a warm-up for Wales men's Nations Championship Tests against Fiji, Argentina and South Africa in July
FT: Barbarians 31- 33 Wales
Wyn Jones
Wales and Lions prop BBC Radio Cymru
George North couldn't have had a better day, two tries and a conversion.
It's well deserved. I hope he and his family had an unforgettable day.
FT: Barbarians 31-33 Wales
George North leads the Baa-Baas team through the Wales tunnel.
The conditioning staff will be keen to get their hands on the teams after that draining fixture.
Fluids and ice baths for Wales. Pints and ice baths for the Baa-Baas.
FT: Barbarians 31-33 Wales
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
Wales' forwards have been outstanding in terms of their physicality, and they will have needed that blast before Fiji.
There will be a few questions about our continuity in the middle of the pitch and I think that centre partnership could do with some tweaking.
FT: Barbarians 31-33 Wales
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
This has been really good test and there has been a lot for Steve to take from it.
But do we have the physicality to trouble a top eight team?
Barbarians 31-33 Wales
Wales win back-to-back internationals for the first time since the 2023 World Cup.
They will have to go up a fair few gears against Fiji next Saturday at Cardiff City Stadium but that was a useful workout for Steve Tandy's side.
It was a first game since May for all 23 of the Welsh players and they blew away the cobwebs on a sweltering afternoon in London.
Importantly, it looks like everyone has come through unscathed.
Tandy will trim his squad at the start of next week for the three summer Tests.
Santiago Arata, con George North
Image source, PA MediaThe Baa-Baas finish with a flourish, and what a score it was.
There must have been the temptation to just boot the ball off but they keep playing.
The ball is flung to the left by George North and the attack ends with Santiago Arata being put under the posts.
North's final act as a pro is to bang the conversion between the sticks.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Ellis Mee thought he had another but the try is chalked off after he had gratefully gathered a pass from fellow number 11 Virimi Vakatawa.
A shove off the ball by Joe Hawkins.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyDragons number eight Aaron Wainwright has been named as the official man of the match.
Back-to-back awards for him after he starred against Italy in the last game of the Six Nations.
The Leicester-bound forward is going to be vital against Fiji, Argentina and the Springboks in the coming weeks.
Who do Wales put with him? Jac Morgan and Taine Plumtree or do Alex Mann and James Botham come into the mix?
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Blair Murray showed great power to ride that tackle.
He is box-office on the ball, but it's just a question of the stability he offers you defensively and under the high ball.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Call North up for summer tour, youngsters will learn from a true professional
Leighton, Bridgend
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
There are a lot of Welsh forwards walking.
Barbarians giving Wales a few warning shots there to make sure they are awake.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
So close for a cracker by Blair Murray.
He breaks and chips over the top but the bounce eludes him.
The full-back has been lively this afternoon.
Harri Keddie then rashly goes for a quick tap from a penalty and Wales blow the chance for a clincher.
Time running out for the Baa-Baas.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
If the Barbarians can get another it will be a nervy finish.
Virimi Vakatawa with a break down the left but Blair Murray scrambles to deal with his chip over the top.
Barbarians 24-33 Wales
Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on S4C
Brilliant play from the Baa-Baas.
They cross the gain line and it goes out the back door for North to run it in.
George North, con Plummer
A double! Is the hat-trick on?!
Slick hands by the Barbarians down the right and Virimi Vakatawa unselfishly puts George North over for a second.
Harry Plummer adds the two to respond to Wales' seven-pointer.
Ellis Mee, con Sam Costelow
Image source, PA MediaBig carry by Rhys Barratt through the middle to get Wales into the 22 - wonderful stuff by the big Cardiff prop.
They stay calm and this time Ellis Mee should have his score, cantering over down the right after just holding onto the slippery ball.
Sam Costelow adds the conversion to make it a three-score game.
That should be the win for Wales.
Barbarians 17-26 Wales
The next score is going to be huge but we've just had a long period of play in the middle of the pitch, followed by a box kick.
Are legs tired? It'd be understandable if so.
Barbarians 17-26 Wales
Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on S4C
I think that was a fair call.
He makes contact with Nankivell and the back heels of George North, which you just cannot do.
Barbarians 17-26 Wales
Ellis Mee gets the try but that was all down to his Scarlets teammate Blair Murray.
He sells a dummy and then draws the last man to put Mee over... but wait.
The TMO is getting involved for the first time.
It is disallowed because of obstruction in the build-up by Mason Grady.
Wales still are not clear...
Barbarians 17-26 Wales
Wales have been forced into a rejig with Tom Rogers back on for Eddie James, with Mason Grady shifting to centre after coming on as a wing.
Aaron Wainwright is also back on for Taine Plumtree.
