Wales finished their first season under Tandy with three wins from 12 Tests, sitting 11th in the world rankings. Despite a heavy loss to South Africa in the Nations Championship, captain Jac Morgan insists the squad is closing the gap to the world's best.

Morgan highlighted development through performances against Scotland and Ireland in the Six Nations, plus victories over Italy and Fiji. The British and Irish Lions flanker, who missed eight Tests after a shoulder injury against Argentina in Tandy's first game, says the group is leaving no stone unturned.

Now officially a Gloucester player after his summer move from Ospreys, Morgan praised the squad's unity and hunger to improve. Wales face four Nations Championship fixtures in November against Japan, New Zealand, and Australia in Cardiff before a finals weekend at Twickenham, building toward next year's World Cup where they meet England, Tonga, and Zimbabwe.