Matt Sherratt admitted he "couldn't turn down" the chance to coach Wales after being appointed as Warren Gatland's immediate successor.The Cardiff head coach will take charge for Wales' three remaining Guinness Six Nations games against title favourites Ireland, Scotland and England.Sherratt, though, said he would not be putting his name forward for the role beyond this season's tournament.

Matt Sherratt admitted he "couldn't turn down" the chance to coach Wales after being appointed as Warren Gatland's immediate successor.The Cardiff head coach will take charge for Wales' three remaining Guinness Six Nations games against title favourites Ireland, Scotland and England.Sherratt, though, said he would not be putting his name forward for the role beyond this season's tournament.