Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Wales extended their lead eight minutes into the second half as Tompkins interrupted an Australian move when the ball bounced off him, and he gathered possession to sprint away unopposed. The try survived a TMO review, despite replays appearing to show a knock-on. The pair shared breaks of throw following the first mini-break before 'Bully Boy' regained the upper hand at 4-3 and maintained his two-leg cushion to lead 6-4 in a race to 10. "Everybody had their own unique story and that’s what helps motivate athletes like myself because you’re looking around, everybody is sitting at the same table and everybody has that drive and determination to get somewhere," continued Smillie. "That pushes you to go even further. You want to be around like-minded people and obviously it brings the best out of you."Wow that’s some effort. Looks strong and fast 💪🏾https://t.co/nJB1yQTVsn