Jones set to skipper Wales

Stephen Jones looks set to lead Wales against New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium after finally shaking off his twisted knee.

Mon, 20 Nov, 2006 - 10:36

Stephen Jones looks set to lead Wales against New Zealand at the Millennium Stadium after finally shaking off his twisted knee.

The Lions outside-half has been sidelined since limping off in the 29-29 draw against Australia on November 4 and missed the wins over the Pacific Islands and Canada.

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