Warburton worried over Wales captaincy

Sam Warburton says he does not know if he will be Wales captain for the autumn Test series.

The Cardiff Blues flanker led Wales to the 2011 World Cup semi-final in New Zealand and to the 2012 Six Nations Grand Slam.
Warren Gatland, the Wales coach, made him skipper in August 2011, but Warburton admits he does not take the role of skipper for granted.
"I don't even now if I am still captain of Wales," admitted Warburton. "You don't know until each campaign comes around... nothing is set in stone nowadays."
Warburton has been a mainstay in Gatland's starting line-up and led Wales on the summer tour of Australia, where they lost the Test series 3-0 to the Wallabies.
But for the first time since he accepted the captain's armband, Warburton's place in the side is threatened by the emergence of Ospreys openside flanker Justin Tipuric.
"The competition around the Wales squad at the moment is immense and you have to make sure you are on top of your game," said Warburton. "I am on my toes and trying to play the best I can and make sure I stay injury free, you never know when that [losing the captaincy] could happen, but if it did happen I am sure it would be for the right reasons."