Webb says an "opportunity to play abroad" had influenced his decision
100 days before the World Cup starts, Rhys Webb has quit playing international rugby for Wales.
The scrum-half's joined his Ospreys team-mates Alun Wyn Jones and Justin Tipuric by announcing a surprise retirement from playing for his country.
All three were members of Wales' preliminary World Cup training squad ahead of the tournament in France later this year.
Writing on Instagram, Webb said that "present uncertainty and difficulties in Welsh rugby" and "an opportunity to play abroad" had influenced his decision.
The 34-year-old made his Test debut 11 years ago, but he missed out on the 2015 World Cup through injury.
After announcing his international retirement, here's one of Rhys Webb's tries as Wales beat Scotland 26-23 in the 2015 Six Nations 🏉#BBCRugby pic.twitter.com/FGo5E4fAKU
— BBC ScrumV (@BBCScrumV) May 31, 2023
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