Summary

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  • Api Ratuniyarawa misses out for Barbarians after being charged with sexual assault

  • Wales's Dewi Lake scores game's first try before Simione Kuruvoli touches down for Baa-Baas

  • Tom Rogers and Sam Costelow tries extend Wales's lead before half time

  • Simione Kuruvoli scores his second try on 47 minutes

  • Alun Wyn Jones scores Barbarians's third try on farewell appearance

  • Taine Plumtree notches Wales's fourth try before Aaron Wainwright gets fifth

  • Tom Hooper scores fourth try for Baa-Baas before Kieran Hardy scores twice late on

Live Reporting

Philip Marsh

  1. Welcome to the farewell

    Wales v Barbarians (14:30 GMT)

    Good afternoon and welcome to the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, as Wales prepare to say a fond farewell to some of the country's greatest ever players.

    Alun Wyn Jones, Justin Tipuric and Leigh Halfpenny will have one last dance in the Cardiff stadium in which they have enjoyed so many memorable moments over the past 17 years.

    Halfpenny will be wearing the familiar red jersey while Jones and Tipuric - who called time on their Wales careers before the World Cup - will be in the black and white stripes of the Barbarians.

    There are plenty of other storylines ahead of this match, so stay with us for all the updates throughout the afternoon.

    Let's start with a look at the teams.

    Leigh HalfpennyHuw Evans Picture Agency