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Judgement Day: Wales fringe players prepare for final audition

The younger brother of Wales and Swansea City defender Ben Cabango, Theo could yet become an international himself.

Cardiff head coach Matt Sherratt has already compared him to the Arms Park’s version of Rio Dyer, who has proved size does not matter at Test level when you have gas to burn.

The 22-year-old has been limited to seven games this season, due to shoulder surgery, though scored three tries in those appearances.

“He’s still got bits to work on, but he’s got things you can’t coach,” said Sherratt.

“He’s electric, he’s got great feet and he’s actually very powerful as well.

“He’s someone who, every time he touches the ball, you can’t take your eyes off him because he can score from 50 metres.”

Could this also be the summer for full-back Jacob Beetham, who can also feature in the centre?

Beetham was called in to train with Wales during the Six Nations and could be the latest young Cardiff product to graduate to the Wales team.

“Jacob is possibly a bit more of a long-term project but he has all the physical attributes to go,” said Sherratt.

“He is Scottish-qualified but I think his heart is wanting to play for Wales and that is the important thing.”

Centre Ben Thomas, who started at fly-half in the latest victory against Sharks, has also had an impressive season.


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