Wales fly-half Evans returns to Cardiff from Quins

Wales fly-half Evans returns to Cardiff from QuinsImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Fly-half Jarrod Evans made his Wales debut in October 2018Published1 minute agoCommentsWales fly-half Jarrod Evans has returned to Cardiff after three seasons with Harlequins.The 29-year-old will play for the United Rugby Championship (URC) quarter-finalists and look to add to his 17 caps.Evans made 126 appearances for the Blue and Blacks in his first stint, scoring 765 points and winning the Challenge Cup in 2018.The playmaker moved to Harlequins in 2023 and made 48 appearances when battling for the 10 jersey with England and British and Irish Lions fly-half Marcus Smith."I feel like I have matured as a player and person, it's good to get different experiences," said Evans."I've had three seasons with Harlequins where I was out of my comfort zone, experiencing a different environment and style, so hopefully there are things I can bring back to Cardiff."Red cards, mass brawls and magic memoriesPublished1 day agoAdams hopes Wales mini-revival continues on tourPublished2 days agoThe flying Wales U20 wing staying grounded with CardiffPublished2 days agoCardiff qualified for the URC play-offs for the first time last season after missing out by a point in 2025 and lost just once at the Arms Park."I want to help build on the success I've seen since I left," said Evans, who moved to Quins when the Blue and Blacks were unable to offer competitive contracts due to financial constraints."We have so many good, young, talented players coming through with some established senior internationals as well."I just want to add what I can, and hopefully the club can go on and build on last season."He will aim to force his way back into the Wales squad after missing out on the summer tour to Dan Edwards and Sam Costelow.Evans has featured six times for Steve Tandy and scored the match-winning penalty in the autumn win against...