Nations Championship: Wales bounce back from Argentina – Rhys Carrey

Wales struck first from a driving line-out through skipper and hooker Dewey Lake and after a pair of Pumas tries, Carr leveled thanks to Carr’s carrying ability.

The Saracens prop scored five tries in six Tests when he converted from the second phase of a quick tap in the 22nd.

Carey scored a sensational effort from distance in Dublin but has proved a weapon in the Welsh attack, turning away from penalties on the training ground to score in that fashion against France and Scotland in the Six Nations.

“A lot of credit goes to (attack coach) Matt Sherratt for putting me in position,” said Carey, a regular under Tandy, after being frozen out by Warren Gatland.

“I’m glad I can try to do what I can for the team – we’ve stepped up and scored a few times, so I’m not complaining.”

After a demanding trip from Cardiff to San Juan to face Argentina, Wales’ squad travel to Durban to face South Africa on Saturday, July 18 (16:40 BST).

“The tour is what it is, we’re not going to use it as an excuse,” Caray said. “They are the best team in the world and we promise to give everything we’ve got and see what happens.”