It's something that has always annoyed me, but will probably never change.
Demographically and in terms of participation, Wales is actually very similar to New Zealand and we can all see what they've achieved in international cricket. Unfortunately, they've done it by being a Test nation since 1930, as opposed to an English county since 1921.
The last Welshman to play international cricket? Why, technically that's the Swansea-born Imad Wasim. Before him? Simon Jones.
That said, there's no real reason that a Welsh team couldn't give a good game to the likes of Zimbabwe or Ireland, especially if they took advantage of the four-year residency rule to poach people like Graham Wagg, Michael Hogan and Colin Ingram. And there's
this game, but it doesn't really count.