Are Wales going into the Six Nations undercooked?

Are Wales going into the Six Nations undercooked?Image source, Huw Evans AgencyImage caption, Sisilia Tuipuluto returns having missed the last Six Nations through injuryByCeri Coleman-PhillipsBBC Sport WalesPublished7 minutes agoCommentsWith the countdown on for the 2026 Women's Six Nations, are Wales' players going into the tournament battle-hardened or undercooked?Analysis of weekly line-ups in Premiership Women's Rugby (PWR), suggests the latter.Team sheets in England's top flight are again worryingly sparse of Welsh talent, a concern as Sean Lynn's side look to avoid a third consecutive wooden spoon. Only a few players, the likes of Lleucu George and Carys Cox, seem to be getting regular starts while most are having to settle for places on the bench.Sisilia Tuipulotu is an impact prop at Gloucester-Hartpury, but says she still feels prepared going into Wales opener against Scotland on Saturday (16:40 BST)."To be honest, I'm happy. Even though I might not be playing or getting the minutes that I want, I'm still training against the best in the league," Tuipulotu said."I'm still scrummaging against the best, I'm still learning, even though I might be getting 20 minutes off the bench."In-form George aims to spark Wales attackPublished20 hours agoNew voices, new faces, big energy - Lynn's fresh Wales startPublished25 MarchNine uncapped players in Wales Six Nations squadPublished25 MarchCeltic Challenge standardsSome players are not even making the matchday 23 at their clubs. Lisa Neumann started every game at the World Cup, but has barely had a look in at Harlequins.And that is where the Celtic Challenge has come in. Lynn has 25 players from the cross-border tournament in his Six Nations squad, and while concerns have been raised over standards, he is confident they are ready for the the demands of Test rugby."If you look at the semi-finals, you're playing against very good Irish teams w...