What is Wales national rugby union team?
{{Infobox national rugby team | Name = Wales | Emblem = [[Prince of Wales's feathers|Three feathers]] | Union = [[Welsh Rugby Union]] | Coach = [[Warren Gatland]] | Captain = [[Jac Morgan]] / [[Dewi Lake]] | Most caps = [[Alun Wyn Jones]] (158) | Top scorer = [[Neil Jenkins]] (1,049) | Top try scorer = [[Shane Williams]] ([[List of international rugby union tries by Shane Williams|58]]) | Home Stadium = [[Millennium Stadium]] <!-- home kit --> | pattern_la1 = _nottingham2021h | pattern_b1 = _nottingham2122h | pattern_ra1 = _nottingham2021h | pattern_sh1 = _nottingham1920h | pattern_so1 = _2whitestripes | leftarm1 = ff0000 | body1 = ff0000 | rightarm1 = ff0000 | shorts1 = ffffff | socks1 = ff0000 <!-- away kit --> | pattern_la2 = _yellowborder | pattern_b2 = _vneckyellow | pattern_ra2 = _yellowborder | pattern_sh2 = _yellowsides | pattern_so2 = _yellowtop | leftarm2 = 000000 | body2 = 000000 | rightarm2 = 000000 | shorts2 = 000000 | socks2 = 000000 | World Rugby Rank = 7 | World Rugby Rank date = 9th October 2023 | World Rugby max = 1 | World Rugby max year = 2019 | World Rugby min = 10 | World Rugby min year = 2007, 2023 | First game = {{ru|England}} 8–0 '''Wales''' {{flagdeco|Wales|1807}} <br />([[Blackheath, London|Blackheath]], England; 19 February 1881) | Largest win = {{flagdeco|Wales}} '''Wales''' 98–0 {{ru-rt|Japan}} <br />([[Cardiff]], Wales; 26 November 2004) | Largest loss = {{ru|South Africa}} 96–13 '''Wales''' {{flagdeco|Wales}} <br />([[Pretoria]], [[South Africa]]; 27 June 1998) | World cup apps = 10 | World cup first = 1987 | World cup best = ''Third place'' ([[1987 Rugby World C