Head coach Warren Gatland has made six changes to the Wales starting XV to face Argentina in the World Cup quarter-final at Stade de Marseille on Saturday.
Aaron Wainwright will wear the No 8 jersey in place of the injured Taulupe Faletau, while captain and openside flanker Jac Morgan moves to blindside flanker.
Gareth Davies and the fit-again Dan Biggar return together at halfback, with Josh Adams and Adam Beard reinstated at left wing and lock, respectively.Outside centre George North becomes the first Welshman to play four World Cup quarter-finals, but he is still chasing his first try in the knockout stages.
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