Wales have delayed their squad announcement ahead of taking on England in the Six Nations on Saturday amid ongoing uncertainty of potential strike action.
The row surrounds player contracts, with players saying they do not have long-term certainty as part of a new deal from the Professional Rugby Board.
The squad announcement was due to take place on Tuesday at midday and the reason for the delay is unclear.
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