Wales wing Josh Adams is hopeful his team can demonstrate significant progress when they face Argentina and South Africa on their upcoming tour. The squad suffered heavy defeats against these nations in November, conceding a combined 125 points. However, recent Test wins against Italy and Fiji have sparked a mini-revival, and Adams believes they can prove their development on this challenging trip.

Adams, who was part of the Wales squad that secured a 2-0 series victory in Argentina eight years ago, acknowledges the formidable task ahead. He specifically recalled the difficulty of playing in San Juan and the current strength of the Argentinian team. The tour culminates with a match against world champions South Africa in Durban, which Adams views as a critical measure of the team's current standing.

Argentina has made squad adjustments following their recent 47-38 loss to Scotland, bringing in Marcos Kremer, Efrain Elias, and Justo Piccardo. Coach Felipe Contepomi identified a lack of urgency and intensity, particularly in their maul defense, as areas needing improvement before facing Wales. The tour offers a significant opportunity for this developing Welsh squad to gauge their capabilities against top-tier opposition.