Warren Gatland’s Wales future under more scrutiny after Italy defeat - Wales have lost eight successive Six Nations games during record run.

Wales' struggles in the Six Nations continued against Italy, raising questions and adding extra pressure on Warren Gatland

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Warren Gatland admitted to doubts over his own future after the 22-15 defeat for Wales against Italy in the Six Nations on Saturday afternoon.

It was Gatland’s 20th loss in 26 Tests since returning for a second stint at the helm, an eighth Six Nations reversal in a row and the first time Wales have suffered back-to-back defeats against Italy.

ROME (Reuters) -Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations Championship on Saturday and condemning their visitors to a lowest ever place in the world rankings.

The consequences for Warren Gatland, Wales' longest serving coach, were dim before the do-or-die match as he's overseen a national record losing streak that's stretched to 14 test

Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations on Saturday.