Wales want historic third successive title:

Wales have set their sights on making Six Nations history by winning a third progressive title in 2014.The desire was set in the wake of their tragic 30-26 annihilation by Australia in Cardiff.Captain Sam Warburton needs Wales to add to their 2012 and 2013 titles, platitude: "No-one has won the Six Nations three years running."His back-column associate Toby Faletau included: "If you can't get up for that then you shouldn't be playing."

Australia's win was their ninth progressive triumph over Wales in five years, heading Warburton to state the Wallabies will be favourites when they groups crash at the 2015 World Cup.Meanwhile Warburton, the player who headed the 2013 British and Irish Lions to a 2-1 Test arrangement triumph in Australia, needs Wales to proceed their northern side of the equator victory.That might mean demolishing the two progressive titles England and France have recorded since Italy entered European rugby's top Test competition in 2000.England won titles in 2000 and 2001 and France did in like manner in 2006 and 2007.

France have won five titles, with England and Wales each one taking four while Ireland secured their main victory in 2009.The point when the competition was the Five Nations Championship Wales were champions three times sequentially between 1954 and 1956 and again from 1964 to 1966, despite the fact that the 1954, 1955 and 1964 titles were imparted."Our center as of recently turns to the Six Nations, Nobody has won the Six Nations three years running, and that will be the focus for this aggregation of players pushing ahead," said Cardiff Blues open-side flanker Warburton.Wales were unbeaten in their 2012 Grand Slam triumph and recuperated from an opening 2013 annihilation via Ireland in Cardiff to shield their crown.

In any case, they lost every one of the four 2012 pre-winter Tests and completed even in the comparing 2013 amusements with annihilations by South Africa and the Wallabies and charm Argentina and Tonga.

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