In a tough weekend for Welsh rugby, fly-half Jarrod Evans was forced off the field during Harlequins’ clash against Bath with a painful shoulder injury. Attempting a tackle on Bath’s Josh Bayliss, Evans was left in agony, his arm placed in a makeshift sling. This injury pile-up continued for the Quins, who were already missing a whopping 27 players due to injuries. Tensions are rising for Wales head coach, Steve Tandy, who now faces a trio of summer worries as both Evans and Mason Grady, who suffered a thumb fracture during the Cardiff vs. Scarlets derby, are added to the injured list. With fly-half Sam Costelow recovering from surgery, Tandy is left hoping for speedy recoveries ahead of the Nations Championship against Fiji, Argentina and South Africa. These injuries couldn’t come at a worse time for Welsh rugby, with crucial summer fixtures looming large. Fingers crossed for quick healing, lads! 🌟🏉 #RugbyReady #WalesRugby
