Cliff Morgan played for Cardiff and Wales 

He was born on the 7th of April in 1930 in Terbango

He began his international career in 1951 and his final appearance was in 1958

He achived a total of 29 Caps 

Cliff Morgan, a Rhondda boy who did all the Welsh things like Mam, tin baths in the scullery and charabancs on match day to Cardiff, but who also went off to play in Ireland for Bective Rangers. Wasn't automatically the done thing in those days. Was so good that Carwyn James, (who is sometimes included in these all-time lists) won only a single cap, in 1958. Morgan was stronger and more robust, although in his post-rugby BBC career he settled for a more lyrical style.

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