Wales fall to Dupont for fourth loss in a row as France stay in Six Nations hunt

France 38-21 WalesAlun Wyn Jones equals Richie McCaw’s world caps recordAlun Wyn Jones’s record-equalling night in Paris ended with a fourth straight Wales defeat as his team paid the price for a poor defensive display.The captain matched Richie McCaw’s caps record of 148 at an empty Stade de France, but he took a nasty first-half cheap shot from Bernard Le Roux which went unpunished. With a full 15 on the field, France scored three first-half tries, with two from Antoine Dupont – the man of the match – and one from Cyril Baille. Romain Ntamack added three conversions. Related: Ireland need Si…