Warren Gatland insisted he still had the fight to continue as Wales coach, but would back any change after his team crashed to a record 11th consecutive Test defeat in a 52-20 rout by Australia on Sunday.

This Wales side have experienced some painful days in recent years – with home losses for the first time to Italy, Georgia and, last week, Fiji – but what a desperate low this defeat was to Australia,

Wales play Australia today as the pressure mounts on head coach Warren Gatland following 10 straight defeats. Gatland and his players are desperate for a Test win after more than 400 days without one, and the hope is they can finally muster a plan that gets them over the line against Joe Schmidt's rejuvenated side.

Wales fell to an all-time results low in their 143-year international rugby history after suffering an 11th successive defeat.

Wales coach Warren Gatland is to review his position at the helm of the team after they slumped to a 52-20 defeat to Australia on Sunday to register their worst run of results.

With Wales struggling to find a rhythm, the Wallabies landed a real body blow. Wales attacked on the far side but lost control of the ball. Lock Nick Frost galloped 50 metres up the field to score near the posts and Noah Lolesio added the extras.

Warren Gatland owns the greatest winning streak in the 143-year rugby history of Wales. Now he also owns the worst.

A 52-20 loss means he has seen Wales lose 17 of the 23 Tests he has been in charge of in his second stint as coach. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland says he will think about his future following the record defeat against Australia in Cardiff.

Wales coach Warren Gatland is to review his position at the helm of the team after they slumped to a 52-20 defeat to Australia on Sunday to register their worst run of results. The veteran coach said he was both hurt and disappointed after the Wallabies ran in eight tries at the Principality Stadium,