Wales Rugby refers to the national rugby union team of Wales, which represents the country in international competitions. It is governed by the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU), which was founded in 1881. The team is known for its rich history and significant achievements in the sport, having competed in all editions of the Rugby World Cup since its inception in 1987. Wales Rugby has a passionate fan base and plays its home matches at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

The sport of rugby has deep cultural roots in Wales, being a source of national pride. The team is recognized for its distinctive red jerseys and has a strong rivalry with teams from England, specifically in the annual Six Nations Championship and other tournaments. Wales Rugby has produced many legendary players and is celebrated for its attractive style of play, characterized by skillful passing, powerful forward play, and tactical acumen. The team’s motto is “Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau,” which translates to “Land of My Fathers,” reflecting the deep connection between the team and Welsh national identity.