Wales coach Warren Gatland pinpointed how important a change in fortunes for the nation was in this Autumn test Rugby series. After failing to overcome Fiji in their first test, what’s next for the boss and how are they looking to turn their fortunes around?

Warren Gatland has demanded answers after a breakdown in communication with his technical team saw Wales make a wrong substitution during their defeat by Fiji.

With Mason Grady ruled out of the remainder of Wales' Autumn Nations series campaign, Gatland will have to make a change out wide. Rio Dyer is undoubtedly the favourite to come back into the side having been a consistent member of the starting XV before missing out on selection for the Fiji defeat.

Wales coach Warren Gatland appealed for both patience and time for his young side to develop after they lost a 10th successive international, upset 24-19 by Fiji at the Principality Stadium on Sunday.

Warren Gatland admitted Wales sent on the wrong player from the bench during a sobering 24-19 defeat to Fiji, on another dark day for Welsh rugby. Fiji triumphed for the first time in Cardiff as Wales suffered a record-equalling 10th Test consecutive defeat.

Defeat by Fiji would mean that they would lose 10 in a row for only the second time in their history. Read more at straitstimes.com.