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Alun Wyn Jones: Wales captain not ready for final playing chapter

Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones has been part of five Six Nations winning sidesHuw Evans picture agency

Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones has been part of five Six Nations winning sides

Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones says he will continue playing until his form and enjoyment decline.

The world's most capped player turns 36 on Sunday, but he is preparing to start another season with Ospreys after g a deal until summer 2022.

"This is the thing people forget - I don't select myself. I'm still enjoying it, that's the main thing," said Jones.

"Hopefully I have a bit more left in the tank and as long as my numbers stack up I am ready to go again."

Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, the Wales lock added: "If I didn't enjoy it and my numbers weren't stacking up and I didn't perform, then I'd probably take the hard decision myself rather than put it in the hands of someone else.

"Conversations have been ongoing. You get to that magic number of 30 and people start talking about: "What are you going to do next">