Wales captain Jodie Boyd-Ward is set to become the first player in Wheelchair Rugby League history to reach 50 caps. The Leeds Rhinos skipper will lead Wales in their World Cup fifth-place play-off semi-final against New Zealand in Wollongong on Monday (00:00 GMT). Boyd-Ward will be winning her 21st Wales cap, having also played 22 times for England and seven times for Ireland.
Wales' top goal-scorer Andrew Higgins will hope to add to his tally of 158 goals as he joins leading try-scorer Stuart Williams (77) in winning a 40th Wales cap. Meanwhile, father and son Martin and Matthew Turner will play together for the first time, a Wales landmark at a World Cup. The match will also be the first between Wales and New Zealand in the wheelchair version of the sport.
Source: BBC Sport · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing