Wales wing Josh Adams is nearing full fitness in time for the autumn internationals and looking forward to a World Cup trip to Australia next year.

Wales and Cardiff wing Josh Adams has expressed his strong desire to feature in a third Rugby World Cup, aiming to travel to Australia for next year's tournament. The 31-year-old was previously the leading try scorer at the 2019 World Cup in Japan and also competed in the 2023 tournament. Wales are scheduled to begin their campaign against Zimbabwe in Adelaide on October 2, followed by pool matches against Tonga and England.
Adams is currently working his way back from a calf injury that sidelined him from Wales' defeat against South Africa in July and Cardiff's early season fixtures. He confirmed he is back in training and expects to return for Cardiff in October, putting him on track for Wales' upcoming Nations Championship matches in November.
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