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Wainwright may find himself at the foot of the Six Nations and United Rugby Championship but his commitment is resolute. <\/p>\n
His try against Italy was his fifth this season, already his best return in senior rugby after just 11 games, and offered a glimmer of hope in the Roman rain.<\/p>\n
It also came just a week after the studs of Antoine Dupont left him with an awful facial injury in Paris.<\/p>\n
Ireland are now lining up to put the boot into Wales next, but Wainwright has made a career of picking himself back up. Wales hope to do so as well.<\/p>\n
“Matt has made a big point about changing the mindset and players enjoying being in the Wales set up,” he said.<\/p>\n
“A massive thing is about sticking together as a player group because we’re the only ones that can change things over the next couple of weeks.<\/p>\n
“It’s a massive challenge against Ireland, one of the best teams in the world. They’re incredibly detailed in whatever they do and all the little things that they can get away with.<\/p>\n
“So we have to be right on our game and enjoying the challenge. I’m sure the fans will get a sense of that.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n