Ex-Cardiff, Wales and Lions wing Haydn Morris dies aged 92
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Haydn Morris made his Wales debut against France in 1951
Former Wales and British and Irish Lions wing Haydn Morris has died at the age of 92.
Mountain Ash-born Morris won three caps for Wales between 1951 and 1955, scoring two tries.
The Cardiff RFC player was selected for the 1955 Lions Tour of South Africa, ands scored a hat-trick in his debut, a 24-14 victory over Griqualand West.
He scored eight tries in nine appearances on tour but an ankle injury kept him out of the drawn Test series.
A PE teacher, Morris was later director of sport at the University of East Anglia.