Wales score bonus-point six tries in their opening World Cup Pool D match
Jonathan Davies, Tipuric, Adams & Liam Williams scored in first half
Tomos Williams and North touched down in second half
Mamukashvili & Chilachava went over for Georgia after the break
Around 15,000 Wales fans in humid Toyota Stadium
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's good defence by Georgia. Modebadze did brilliantly. Wales get in to a bit of an arm wrestle and Georgia look very comfortable, even down to 14 men.
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With 12 phases in the bag, Dan Biggar throws an aerial pass which is acrobatically snapped up by Georgia's Miriani Modebadze.
That was a try-saving intercept and Tedo Abzhandadze clears the ball into touch under pressure.
Good rugby all round.
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Wales make a change of their own as Tomos Williams comes on for Gareth Davies at scrum-half.
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Georgia avoid conceding a penalty try but replacement hooker Jaba Bregvadze is sent to the bin, seconds after coming on.
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Wales roll the maul forward and Liam Williams nearly scores one of the tries of the tournament.
He dives forward to take Dan Biggar's chip on the full, but he just spills it short of the line.
It was a well worked move but we're coming back for the penalty as Georgia collapsed the maul.
Could this be a penalty try?
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Georgia catch the restart but they kick it straight back to Liam Williams.
Wales win the penalty and kick to touch for a line-out 10 metres out.
Wales 29-7 Georgia
Gareth Lewis
BBC Radio 5 live commentator at Toyota Stadium
Typical Georgian try - catch, drive, unstoppable rolling maul. The Georgian and Japanese fans here stand and applaud. That Graham Rowntree team-talk seems to have done something!
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Shalva Mamukashvili (con Tedo Abzhandadze)
Georgia are on the board to the delight of the neutrals.
Hooker Shalva Mamukashvili throws in from the line-out before joining the rolling maul and grounding the ball over the line.
Tedo Abzhandadze adds the extras.
The couldn't mount a serious comeback, could they? There's still plenty of time...
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It's kicked to touch and Georgia get their squeeze on.
Alun Wyn Jones is penalised again and it's kicked to touch once more.
This time Georgia will have the line-out from five metres out.
Chance.
Wales 29-0 Georgia
Alun Wyn Jones collects the ball but Georgia win an early penalty as the Welsh captain holds on in the ruck.
Can they get on the scoreboard and put Wales under some pressure at the start of the second-half?
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Soso Matiashvili gets us back underway...
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Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 Live
Very impressive. Wales wanted to make a big impact straight away and they absolutely did.
We've carried a lot of confidence in from the Six Nations with our defence and there's been a lot of creativity today.
Admittedly, the Georgian defence has been poor, lots of schoolboy errors, but Wales are exposing them.
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Dylan Williams-Evans: Great start by Wales but the Aussies won't be defending like that on Sunday
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HT: Wales 29-0 Georgia
Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Toyota Stadium
Forwards coach Robin McBryde said in the build-up to this game that there had been a sense of Wales' players "circling the wagons" after a disruptive week which saw backs coach Rob Howley sent home for an alleged breach of betting regulations.
Well, the players certainly seemed fired up during that half. Pretty much an ideal first 40 minutes for Warren Gatland.
How soon before he brings off the big guns and wraps them up in cotton wool? Wales play Australia on Sunday.
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Jonathan Davies gave Wales the perfect start with a try after just 122 seconds.
Justin Tipuric powered over 10 minutes later.
Then Josh Adams showed his flair and pace to notch his team's third try in the 19th minute.
And finally Liam Williams dived over in the corner to secure his side's bonus-point fourth try.
Clinical.
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Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC Radio 5 Live
Jonathan Davies is world class, you cannot give him half a yard. In midfield, the Georgian players just have no idea how to defend.
Which players to pick up, when to hold off, it's just poor, poor defence. In fairness to Wales, they've taken their chance again.
Wales 29-0 Georgia
Dan Biggar's kick was the last action of the first half as the ball sailed through the posts after the clock ticked into the red.
Warren Gatland will be pleased with what he has seen so far.
Liam Williams (con Dan Biggar
That's the bonus-point wrapped up.
The Welsh backs have ripped through Georgia in attack and Liam Williams scores try number four.
Jonathan Davies breaks the line after Gareth Davies runs a neat wrap-around.
Davies throws a one-bounce pass to Williams who scoops up the ball to score in the corner.
Dan Biggar adds the extras.
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Nate H: This is probably what we were expecting England to do yesterday. Wales will win by 40+ in this match. Look sharp.