As Australia faces a critical Rugby World Cup match against Wales, Wallaby winger Mark Nawaqanitawase is determined to test Wales' renowned tough defense.
After a loss to Fiji, Australia's World Cup prospects hang in the balance, and another defeat against Wales could lead to an early exit from the tournament.
In their previous encounter against Fiji, Australia struggled to break through the formidable defense. However, Nawaqanitawase remains resolute and believes the Wallabies can penetrate the Wales backline.
Nawaqanitawase, known for his standout performance last November when he scored two tries in a remarkable comeback victory against Wales in Cardiff, is eager to face the Welsh team again. Despite the challenge, the 22-year-old Waratahs player is looking forward to the tough game.
He expresses confidence in Australia's abilities and is determined to take on Wales. Nawaqanitawase, a robust winger weighing 100 kilograms and standing at 1.91 meters, has already scored in both of Australia's first two Pool C matches.
While Wales narrowly defeated Fiji 32-26 and Fiji overcame Australia 22-15, a Wallabies victory in the upcoming match could potentially make bonus points a deciding factor in Pool C progression, as all three teams currently hold two bonus points each. However, Nawaqanitawase emphasises that the primary focus is on securing a win before considering bonus points.
In preparation for the match, Australia's head coach Eddie Jones has made changes to the back three, with Andrew Kellaway at full-back and Ben Donaldson at fly-half in place of Carter Gordon. Nawaqanitawase praises Kellaway's experience and anticipates his contribution to the team's energy in the game.
As the Wallabies face Wales, Nawaqanitawase's determination and confidence will be crucial in their efforts to keep their World Cup hopes alive.
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