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Line 79: Brew has represented Wales at U16, U18 and U21 levels, as well as appearing in the Wales Sevens. He was called into Wales's squad for the [[2007 Six Nations Championship]], making his senior debut as a replacement in the match against [[Ireland national rugby union team\|Ireland]]. Brew was also named as part of [[Gareth Jenkins]]'s squad for the two-Test tour of [[Australia]] in May 2007; he gained his second Welsh cap in the second Test defeat in [[Brisbane]]. Brew was named in Jenkins's 41-man preliminary [[2007 Rugby World Cup]] summer training squad in the June, but failed to make the final cut for the tournament. Brew has represented [[Wales national rugby ~~union~~sevens team ~~(sevens)~~\|Wales Sevens]] in the first two stages of the 2007–2008 IRB Sevens World Series, in [[Dubai]] and [[George, South Africa]], where the team won the Bowl trophy in the latter leg. Brew was part of the [[Wales national rugby ~~union~~sevens team ~~(sevens)~~\|Welsh team]] who won the [[Melrose Cup]] at the [[2009 Rugby World Cup Sevens]]. In November 2010 Brew was recalled to the Wales national squad for the Autumn international series and was selected in the starting line-up against Fiji. He scored his first international try versus the [[Barbarians F.C.\|Barbarians]] on 4 June 2011.

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