Wainwright travels to first cap scene as Pumas wait

Wainwright travels to first cap scene as Pumas waitImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Aaron Wainwright has been part of Wales sides that have lost the past two games against the PumasByGareth GriffithsBBC Sport WalesPublished2 minutes agoCommentsNumber eight Aaron Wainwright will go back to where it all began next weekend if he lines up for Wales against Argentina in San Juan.That is where Wainwright won his first cap when he came on as a replacement in the 23–10 victory in San Juan in June 2018.Wales return to the same stadium next weekend when they play the Pumas after they have made the 7,000 miles trip and 17 hour flight."I won my first cap out there in San Juan, so I'm excited to go back and revisit the experience," said Wainwright."My dad made the journey out for my first cap and I spoke to him about potentially coming out again."But I don't think he fancies that this time round with how far the travel is!"Passing on Argentina experience to class of 2026Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Aaron Wainwright has played in two World Cups since making his international debut against Argentina in June 2018Wainwright admits he has some vivid match-day memories from eight years ago."From what I can remember last time, it was a very hostile and loud crowd, with all the fencing stopping the fans from getting on the pitch," said Wainwright."That's something the guys that haven't been before will be able to look forward to."The crowd are very noisy and passionate. They were incredibly loud back then as well, so I'm sure it will be another good occasion to be involved in."Wainwright was just 21 that day but is now one of the most experienced members of the squad having played 68 internationals.The 28-year-old is one of six survivors from that trip to Argentina alongside wing Josh Adams, hooker Ryan Elias, prop Dillon Lewis, lock Adam Beard and scrum-half Tomos Will...