Uncovered Wales Rugby XV talented young man ready to become the next generation of test players

The search for depth in Wales is endless, fortunately, there is a line of young people preparing for international rugby.

Wales coach Wayne Pivac hopes that when the next Rugby World Cup arrives, five players will be able to maximize their talents.

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This is not an easy task if you are in the results business.

The discussion about the depth of Wales seems endless. Warren Gatland tried to build it in time for 2019 Rugby World Cup in the final years of his tenure.

He laid a solid foundation for Pivac, but there is more work to be done for 2023.

The coming summer, whether Wales will play in Argentina and Uruguay as planned or play at home, will be a pivotal moment in the development of this depth.

Pay attention, we have opted for an unlimited player team. This is not to say that all this content will be on the summer tour as it is too early for many people.

Wales looks good in many positions and these players are capped.

But many steps are still ready to move into the testing area, some of which will play a big role in the years to come when Pivac will inevitably have to develop its own side.

Some people may not be familiar with the name Scarlets Speedster Rogers, but early signs indicate he's a real deal. He had to fight injuries this season, but he beat the Ospreys in the preseason and caught the attention of the people in the last game of the season against Connacht. He paid a lot for this effort.

Protheroe had an encouraging start to the season: without an international harvest, his first year with the Ospreys broke out. He is an elusive runner, but currently too light for international rugby. The original potential is there.

You hope Hewitt's knee injury against Northampton last weekend won't be very serious as this summer will definitely be wearing a Wales hat.

He performed well this year, taking part in seven battles. This season, he beat 52 defenders in the Guinness World Record (Pro14) - more than anyone - and took 20 clean breaks.

Dragons Center Owen and Osprey Williams have both left a deep impression on their age levels, and it wouldn't be surprised if they ever hooked up at a high level.

With the development of exciting young prospects, the couple has moved on beyond most. No. 12 Juggernaut Williams looks like a bargain, and can certainly think he'll be taking off with Wales this summer.

Owen's chances at the PRO14 level has been more limited this season, but he let Nick Tompkins leave the starting line-up for the Challenge Cup clash with Northampton last weekend.

The future of the Welsh midfielder does indeed look bright.

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