Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

I don't think we'll see a better goal than that across football this weekend than Rachel Rowe's goal.

Kazakhstan have a shot - but it is not a threatening one in truth.

Yulia Myasnikova's long-range free-kick is ambitious to say the least - and Laura O'Sullivan is not troubled.

Gemma Evans is booked after catching Svetlana Bortnikova with an arm as she wins a header.

It looks like an accident and therefore the booking is harsh, although the Kazakhstan forward is in some pain.

Katie Sherwood
Former Wales midfielder on BBC Two Wales

I think it's important to get the youngsters on and give them exposure in this environment in this attacking game.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I wouldn't be surprised to see Ffion Morgan come on for Tash Harding to rest her a bit ahead of Tuesday.

Some chances have gone begging tonight, but Wales have scored three fine goals.

This has been a treat for the fans, who are back watching the national side for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

Gwennan Harries
Former Wales striker on BBC Two Wales

I get disappointed if I see Rachel Rowe at left-back, she offers so much more in an attacking position, you get the benefit of her joining in against a team defending deep like Kazakhstan. Top bins!

More good work from Kayleigh Green as she drives beyond a couple of challenges.

She has had a fine game so far.

A nice move from Wales sees Kayleigh Green get in behind and cross for Ceri Holland, but her effort his blocked.

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

I think Wales need to keep hold of the ball a little bit more, play through the gaps.

They're trying to force it a bit at the moment as they search for more goals.

Nia Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Two Wales

I think they'd like another goal pretty soon but there are fantastic options on the bench.

We'll be excited to see Carrie Jones if that happens.

Rachel Rowe is Wales' left-back but she is popping up all over the place.

Admittedly, Wales haven't had much defending to do, but Rowe's energy levels are quite something.

The first half-chance of the second comes from a Rachel Rowe cross, but it is an awkward one for Kayleigh Green and she can only head wide.

The visitors have sent on Begaim Kirgizbaeva, replacing Ksenia Khairulina.

Wales' players are all smiles as the second half gets under way.

Now to ensure that remains the case at full time.

Only one nation will qualify automatically for the World Cup from this group, which also features France, Slovenia, Greece and Estonia.

The French are the top seeds in Group I - and they have made a statement on the opening night of qualifying by winning 10-0 in Greece.

Ouch.

Wales must go for the jugular in the second half as they look to put down a marker of their own.

So far, so good for Wales, who dominated throughout that first period.

Kayleigh Green drilled them in front before another classy finish, this time from Natasha Harding, doubled the hosts' advantage.

Gemma Grainger will be well pleased with what she has seen - though in truth her team could have been out of sight.

Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

Jo Price
Former Wales goalkeeper on BBC Radio Wales

There's been a lot of goals in this group already, will Wales be happy with two goals? They might feel they should have more.

Kazakhstan are forced into a change, with Fatima Satygaliyeva forced off after that challenge from Jess Fishlock.

Kundyz Kozhakhmet comes on.