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Wales Rugby World Cup 2019 fixtures: squad, match dates and latest team news

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Jonathan Davies is a key attacking weapon for Wales - REUTERS
Jonathan Davies is a key attacking weapon for Wales - REUTERS

Who is in Wales' World Cup squad?

The Wales Rugby World Cup squad takes on Australia in their next big game.

What date is Wales' second match?

Wales play Australia in a huge game on Sunday September 29.

Who is in Wales' group?

What are Wales' full RWC fixtures?

See the full fixtures list and TV schedule for the tournament.

MATCH ONE

Wales 43 Georgia 14... City of Toyota Stadium... Monday, September 23... 11.15am BST... (ITV)

MATCH TWO

Australia vs Wales... Tokyo Stadium... Sunday, September 29... 8.45am BST... (ITV)

MATCH THREE

Wales vs Fiji... Oita Stadium... Wednesday, October 9... 10.45am BST... (ITV)

MATCH FOUR

Wales vs Uruguay... Kumamoto Stadium... Sunday, October 13... 9.15am BST... (ITV)

When are the knockout rounds?

The quarter-finals are on October 19-20.

The semi-finals are on October 26-27.

The Bronze Final is on November 1.

The Final is on November 2.

What is the latest Wales news?

Josh Adams is ready for what he knows could be the biggest week of his Test career as Wales prepare to meet Australia in a World Cup showdown.

The Cardiff Blues wing showcased rich form by scoring a brilliant solo try as Wales saw off opening World Cup opponents Georgia 43-14.

The Wales squad head to Tokyo from Toyota City on Tuesday, after which attention will turn to Australia and a game that should decide Pool D.

Asked if it would be the biggest week of his Wales career, Adams said: "Probably, yes.

"Of course, it's massive. We will still have to get through Fiji and Uruguay, and Fiji did well against Australia in their first game.

"Looking at it, you could argue it (Australia) is the crunch game, but we have to dust ourselves off first of all.

"We are pretty disappointed we conceded those two tries (against Georgia), to be honest with you.

"I think we were looking to keep them scoreless, but Australia is something to look forward to. It's a six-day turnaround, and we will manage the week well and look forward to getting out there on Sunday. "