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Evans: World Cup blow was tough but I’ve parked it now

New man at No10: Jarrod Evans

By ALEX BYWATER
JARROD Evans is just 23 and has only three Test caps to his name, but he will head into 2020 as Wales’ incumbent fly-half determined to learn the lessons of a painful year.
The Cardiff Blues tyro is one of Welsh rugby’s brightest young talents, but in 2019 he suffered the disappointment of missing out on selection for the World Cup at the last minute.
Evans and rival Rhys Patchell played a half each in the warm-up clash with Ireland, but it was the latter who was named in the squad the next day by then head coach Warren Gatland.
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