In each round of the competition, matches are played in marital matches for one time, and Clayton believes that his experiences in the rugby game and PRICE give them an advantage.
“We go out as one team, and I think the Rakbi background is helping,” Cleiton said.
“We have played in team games before, and I know that the Rakbi game is completely different from the arrows, but it is the team's mindset.
“We believe in each other and you have to believe in your teammate.”
While Clayton and Baris have the sides of Wales to the record arrows, the “The Ferret” says that there is something special about representing the country in the World Cup.
“There is no better feeling than Wales's representation,” Clayton added.
“Be Wilcheman, I am very proud when I put this shirt.
“Regardless of the sport you play, if you can represent your country, there is no better feeling.”
