Wales thump South Africa in Cardiff in WXV Global Series opener
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Wales end nine-game Test losing streak in spectacular fashion
Courtney Keight and Sisilia Tuipulotu score early Wales tries before Felicia Jacobs responds
Seren Lockwood scores third Welsh try inside opening quarter as South Africa's Lindelwa Gwala is yellow-carded, then Maisie Davies crosses for another Welsh try
Kelsey Jones and Lisa Neumann also go over in first half, with Danelle Lochner the second South Africa player shown yellow as Wales lead 38-5 at break
Lochner's yellow, for a high tackle on Kate Williams, upgraded to 20-minute red card at half-time
Tuipulotu powers over for her second try early in second period before Springboks rally with tries from Maria Tshiremba and Maceala Samboya
Alex Callender crosses to seal memorable win as Wales reach 50 points
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Wales with the pick and drives as they look for an eighth try.
Bevan, with 10 on her back but now at scrum-half, snipes and then there is more hard carrying.
Wales within yards of the line and then Kelsey Jones has a crack, only to be held up over the line.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales centre on BBC One Wales
South Africa have got their tails up, but they are starting from a huge deficit. Wales are playing in the right areas.
Tempo and momentum has worked for Wales, who will be looking towards the bench to bring real impetus. Wales need to be active with the ball.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Small break in play while Alex Callender - who has been as influential as ever - gets some treatment.
That's followed by South Africa flanker Catha Jacobs getting some strapping on her left ankle.
Fifteen minutes to go and Wales will want the scoreboard to reflect their dominance, with South Africa limited to that little burst of pressure.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Good play by Lleucu George, who wisely opts to go with the boot.
Her nice grubber puts South Africa just outside their 22. Releases a bit of the pressure that had been building and challenges the visitors to go from deep.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
South Africa are so dangerous. Momentum is on their side after two tries in the second half.
Wales have to manage this game and show that they can close out matches, rather than allow the Springboks back into this contest.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
It's in the strong carries, the little tips-ons, that we have seen the development of South Africa's play, and it's nice to see.
They have electric, powerful backs who are always there for the offload.
It's a credit to the Welsh defence, and the pressure that they have put on the Springboks, that it's only now that we are seeing South Africa's strengths.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
How have South Africa not scored another?
Felicia Jacobs with a quick tap and she should have backed herself. The visitors keep going but are held up over the line.
That's followed by South Africa then knocking on in the 22 from the resulting goalline drop-out.
Wales creaking.
Wales 45-19 South Africa
South Africa have woken up. They are on the attack again in the 22 and playing with penalty advantage.
Suddenly Wales are getting pinged.
Maceala Samboya (con: Byrhandre Dolf)
That might just be try of the night.
Massive carry by strong-running centre Aphiwe Ngwevu and then offloads to attack the space.
Her midfield partner Maceala Samboya finishes off with rapid feet.
Brilliant by the Boks.
Wales 45-12 South Africa
Jorja Aiono is on for Bryonie King in the back row.
Aiono looked extremely promising in what was a tough Six Nations campaign.
Wales 45-12 South Africa
Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One Wales
Maria Tshiremba and Ayanda Malinga have been South Africa's two dangerous players. When they have the ball in hand, you can see their threat.
The Springboks will be disappointed that they have not got the ball out to them often enough.
Maria Tshiremba (con: Byrhandre Dolf)
South Africa have bombed quite a few chances - albeit against spirited Welsh defence - but they are finally over for their second.
It's a terrific finish by Maria Tshiremba from a rather ugly cross-kick with penalty advantage.
The wing showed good footwork, pace on the outside and then a good fend.
Wales 45-5 South Africa
Ayanda Malinga has comfortably been South Africa's sharpest player and has another lively break down the left, mixing pace and power.
She gets her side on the front foot but the attack is ended by an interception.
South Africa will get another crack from a scrum just on the 22.
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I forgot what it feels like for a Welsh men’s or women’s rugby team to be winning by 30 points at HT. Come on Wales!
Michael, Bristol
Wales 45-5 South Africa
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Sisilia Tuipulotu is having a great game - it's good to see her back to her best. She looks quicker tonight, and perhaps a little lighter. As a result, nobody is able to stop her for South Africa.
Sisilia Tuipulotu (con: Freya Bell)
Wales pick up where they left off.
A South African mistake from the kick off gives them an attacking chance and they take it.
Tuipulotu shows too much power for the second time this evening, going through some rather weak tackling.
Bell converts.
Wales 38-5 South Africa
Lleucu George still out there. Looks like Seren Lockwood's night might be over.
HT: Wales 38-5 South Africa
As expected, South Africa's task has got tougher.
Lock Danelle Lochner has been given a 20-minute red card after the bunker review of her high tackle on Kate Williams.
HT: Wales 38-5 South Africa
Fingers crossed Wales won't disappoint Erin in the second half.
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I want 50 points please
Erin, Manchester
