Well, what a dramatic morning or afternoon in Brisbane. Depending on where you joined us from.

During the first half, there was a delay of more than 30 minutes because of a storm with the players taken off the field after 12 minutes.

Wales shrugged off the disruption with player-of-the-match Nel Metcalfe scoring two tries and centre Hannah Dallavalle grabbing the other.

When you have captain Alex Callender and the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) head of rugby Belinda Moore in tears after the final whistle, you can see the magnitude of the victory.

We will do it all again next Friday in Sydney. If you need some more rugby fix for this morning, join our BBC colleagues for the British and Irish Lions second Test in Melbourne against the Wallabies where Andy Farrell’s side will be aiming to clinch the series.

But, for now, it is goodbye from us.

Full-back Nel Metcalfe was named player of the match after scoring two tries.

“It was great to get the first win under Lynny [Sean Lynn]," said Metcalfe.

"We’ve worked really hard to get the win after eight weeks of pre-season, so it just feels great to get the win.

"You can pin teams in the corner and it’s hard to exit ,especially when it rains like this but we still wanted to play.

"We still showed that, we still moved the ball and that’s what we wanted to do.

"We are a young group, but we have the vibes and energy since Lynny has come in, and with Alex [Callender] and Kate [Williams] as co-captains.

"Hopefully we can build on this next week and into the World Cup."

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra.

I think we'll see Wales work on their scrum a bit before the World Cup, but apart from that they looked ready.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ballymore Stadium

Wales' head of women's rugby, Belinda Moore, broke down in tears on the final whistle. That's what it means.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Wales were a lot more organised, they were brave in attack, more disciplined in defence and they looked fitter.

An all-round great performance and result.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international

This was a great performance by Wales.

A huge improvement. I am so proud of this team. We have talked about how hard they have worked and to finally get the win is great.

This is a major success for Sean Lynn’s side in the first time they have played an away Test match in Australia.

It was achieved with the backdrop of a first-half delay of more than 30 minutes because of a storm in Brisbane.

Full-back Nel Metcalfe scored two tries while captain Alex Callender was outstanding in a dynamic defensive display from the tourists.

It is a first win for the new coach Lynn following a clean sweep of Six Nations defeats.

The two sides will meet again in Sydney next Friday.

Lleucu George's kicking in this second half has been outstanding. She has kept Wales going forward and also provided the grubber for Hannah Dallavalle's try.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on Cymru Fyw

This is the part of the game where fitness is so important, you have to fight for every ball.

Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Ballymore Stadium

Wales are just 10 minutes away from a first win of 2025 and a first win under Sean Lynn.

It's squeaky bum time for everyone here in red.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

Wales' defence is much improved, their organisation is far better, their discipline is much better, and they're putting in those big tackles.

There's still some more things that could be better, but if you look at where they've come from, it's a huge improvement.

Carys Cox comes on for Hannah Dallavalle, while scrum-half Seren Lockwood, lock Tilly Vucaj and prop Katherine Baverstock are given first caps as they come on for Keira Bevan, Georgia Evans and Maisie Davies.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

It's so good to see Nel Metcalfe play with such confidence. What a game she is having.

Hooker Kelsey Jones comes off on her 50th cap and is replaced by Molly Reardon, while flanker Bryonie King replaces Alaw Pyrs, with Georgia Evans moving into the second row.

Wales are looking to hold onto this nine-point advantage as Australia try and break through the tourists' defence.

At the moment Wales are holding out their hosts.

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales Extra

It's great to see Sisilia Tuipulotu returning to the pitch in a Welsh shirt, she's huge for the team both on and off the pitch.

She's a great character, but also a real ball-carrying threat.

There are replacements on both sides but the most popular one will be the return of prop Sisilia Tuipulotu who comes on for Donna Rose.

Tuipulotu, 21, missed the Six Nations because of hamstring surgery and this is a welcome comeback just before the World Cup.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international

What a moment to get the turnover, that's why she's the captain, that's why she's a leader!

Wales had some joy in the scrum in the first half but an Australia set-piece surge forces the tourists to concede possession close to their line.

Wales captain Alex Callender then produces a brilliant turnover penalty to stop the Australia pressure. Great example from the skipper.

Image source, Getty Images

I stand corrected. It is still raining.