Wales battled their way to a deserved point and kept their automatic promotion hopes alive after a highly entertaining encounter in Kayseri. Scott Murray was watching

Wales continue their UEFA Nations League campaign with what might well be the toughest assignment yet of the Craig Bellamy era. A trip to Turkey is always a daunting task, but Wales will likely head to Kayseri with plenty of confidence, given they are yet to taste defeat under Bellamy.

Wales take on Australia on Sunday hoping to avoid a defeat which would consign them to a national record of 11 straight losses.

Australia lock Will Skelton and prop Allan Alaalatoa return to the starting line-up to face Wales as new centre Joseph Suaalii drops to the bench for the clash in Cardiff on Sunday. Australia are looking to build on their 42-37 victory over England at Twickenham as they go up against a Welsh side who have lost 10 matches in a row and who they beat twice on home soil in July.