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Wales regained the lead in the opening minute of the second half when Cummings hacked on twice and then gathered the loose ball to go over.<\/p>\n
Leggatt-Jones converted and then banged over a long-range penalty to make it 24-17, before captain Gwynne crashed over from close range to put his side in command.<\/p>\n
Back came the Aussies and wing Riley Whifeld finished acrobatically down the left to make it 31-22 with 55 minutes gone.<\/p>\n
With lock Luke Evans given a 20-minute red card for a high tackle, Australian pressure led to a close-range try for prop Edwin Langi.<\/p>\n
Wales were creaking but responded with a penalty try after bravely going to the corner despite being a man down, a decision that earned seven points and led to a sin bin for Toby Brial.<\/p>\n
Australia responded to move within two points when John Greenfell sneaked over, and there were wild celebrations from those in gold when Fowler raced over down the left.<\/p>\n
The conversion took place before the TMO showed the footage that led to Welsh relief and a meeting with the Scots.<\/p>\n
Wales Under-20s:<\/b> Lewis Edwards (Ospreys); Rhys Cummings (Cardiff), Osian Darwin-Lewis (Cardiff), Steffan Emanuel (Cardiff), Tom Bowen (Cardiff); Carwyn Leggatt-Jones (Scarlets), Sion Davies (Cardiff); Dylan James (Ospreys), Tom Howe (Cardiff), Jac Pritchard (Scarlets), Will Evans (Scarlets), Osian Williams (Bristol), Deian Gwynne (Gloucester, capt), Caio James (Gloucester), Evan Minto (Dragons).<\/p>\n
Replacements: <\/i>Oscar Thomas (Bath), George Leyland (Bristol), Yestyn Cook (Scarlets), Luke Evans (Exeter), Alex Ridgway (Bath), Cai Gealy (Bristol), Lloyd Lucas (Cardiff), Bailey Cutts (Bath).<\/p>\n
Yellow card:<\/i> Leggatt-Jones<\/p>\n
20-minute red card:<\/i> Evans<\/p>\n<\/div>\n