Bell ruled out of Wales’ second WXV Japan Test

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Bell ruled out of Wales’ second WXV Japan Test

Freya Bell in action for Wales against JapanImage source, Getty Images
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Centre Freya Bell will miss Wales’ final international of 2026 after suffering a knee injury in last Saturday’s WXV Global Series match against Japan.

Bell, who turned 21 this week, was stretchered off in the 53rd minute of Wales’ 17-0 victory at Tokyo’s Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium after falling awkwardly in a tackle.

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) has confirmed she will miss this Saturday’s second Test against the Sakura Fifteen in Kumagaya City (07:00 GMT).

The WRU said Bell is currently awaiting the results of a scan, with the full extent of her injury to be assessed on her return home.

She will remain in Japan and fly back with the squad on Sunday.

Japan v Wales

WXV Global Series

Saturday, 31 October at 07:00 (GMT)

Kumagaya Rugby Stadium, Saitama Prefecture

Live on iplayer and BBC Sport website & app.

Audio commentary on Sounds, BBC Radio Wales Extra & BBC Radio Cymru.

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