Fe sefydlodd Ieuan Evans nifer o wahanol gerrig milltir pan oedd yn chwarae dros Gymru. Sgoriodd y nifer fwyaf o geisiau (33), chwaraeodd y nifer fwyaf o brofion (72) a bu’n gapten ar ei wlad fwy o weithiau nag unrhyw…

Former Wales captain Ieuan Evans has recalled delivering an after-match dinner speech in Japanese following Wales's first full test match against Japan in Cardiff in 1993. Evans consulted Cardiff University Business School to provide phonetic sentences recognizing strong Welsh-Japanese business ties, likely making him the first Welsh captain to do so.
The game also featured Evans scoring Wales's fastest test try after just 45 seconds following a loose Japanese pass. Although most of his international records have since been surpassed, Evans fondly remembered the rapid score and praised Japan's subsequent rise as an international rugby force.
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