By PETER JACKSON
WALES stand defiantly astride the Six Nations table this morning, put there against all the odds by their youngest player’s electrifying reaction to another crisis.
Louis Rees-Zammit dared to turn a lost cause into a winning one with an irresistible concoction of pace and imagination rarely seen from a Test novice since Keith Jarrett stepped straight out of school and routed England almost single-handedly at the Arms Park more than half a century ago.
Jarrett, then 18, has been residing in the rugby Pantheon ever since.
In the course of giving England’s conquerors both barre...