Wales will face a significant challenge this weekend as they prepare to host New Zealand at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
The match is set for a 2:10 p.m. GMT kickoff on Saturday, Nov. 14, according to Yahoo Sports.
Wales enters the game following a narrow seven-point victory against Japan in their opening autumn fixture.
Team management acknowledges the need for an improved performance against the All Blacks, who recently secured a victory over Scotland at Murrayfield.
The Welsh side faces personnel challenges, most notably the absence of No. 8 Aaron Wainwright, which has forced a reshuffle in the back row.
Taine Basham is set to start at the base of the scrum, while James Botham will feature on the flank, as reported by The Independent.
In the second row, Adam Beard has been selected for his experience and lineout ability.
Josh Adams will be rested for this encounter, creating an opportunity for Gabriel Hamer-Webb to join the starting lineup.
New Zealand has also made significant changes to its squad following the win in Scotland.
Beauden Barrett will captain the All Blacks for the first time in his career while earning his 149th cap, noted the Independent.
Richie Mo’unga is slated to join him as the fly half, and both Fehi Fineanganofo and Anton Segner will make their first starts for the team.
The visitors have already secured a top-two finish in their pool ahead of the upcoming finals weekend at Twickenham.
Viewers located in the United Kingdom can watch the match live on ITV1, with broadcast coverage starting at 1:40 p.m. GMT.
Additionally, a live stream of the contest will be available for fans through the ITVX platform, the outlets reported.
Both teams are looking to refine their strategies as they compete in the inaugural Nations Championship event.
The match represents a critical juncture for the Welsh squad as they attempt to elevate their level of play against world-class opposition.