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Welsh Dragons seek to stop rot against Samoa

Ryan Jones will captain Wales for a record 29th time as the Six Nations Grand Slam champions bid to bounce back against Samoa at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on Friday following a convincing loss to Argentina.

Ryan Jones (pictured in 2009) will captain Wales for a record 29th time as the Six Nations Grand Slam champions bid to bounce back against Samoa at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on Friday following a convincing loss to Argentina.

Wales were left shell-shocked by their 26-12 defeat by the Pumas in Cardiff last weekend, with the South Americans denying them a try while scoring two of their own.

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