Warren Gatland is waiting for a review into his position as Wales head coach, with the New Zealander having overseen a record run of 12 successive Test match defeats

Warren Gatland said he wanted to remain Wales coach despite a disastrous year in which his side have lost all 11 tests they have played, but admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of Saturday’s 45-12 loss to South Africa in Cardiff.

Gatland has made four personnel changes and one positional to face the double world champions. The biggest concern for Wales is the lack of experience within their matchday squad.

Last weekend they suffered a 20-52 defeat to Australia, their 17th under Warren Gatland from 23 Tests, leading to speculation that this could be the end of the once revered head coach’s second tenure.

Warren Gatland said he wanted to remain Wales coach despite a disastrous year in which his side have lost all 11 tests they have played, but admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of Saturday’s 45-12 loss to South Africa in Cardiff.

Warren Gatland insisted he remained "motivated" to stay on as Wales coach despite overseeing a record 12th consecutive Test defeat by South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday.

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