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Published 12:43 19 Jan 2016 GMT

Gatland said, "We have selected a squad that rewards players form as well as picking a lot of experience and that continuity is important to us.
"We have picked a larger squad than normal, we have a few injuries at the moment, those players aren't too far away from getting back on the field so we are happy with the mix."
The likes of Dan Biggar, Alun Wyn Jones and George North will give Welsh fans plenty to look forward to as they look to claim their first Six Nations crown since 2013.Explore more on these topics:

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