Chris Beasley, Lloyd White and Peter Lupton have recovered from injuries to be able to take part in Wales’ second Gillette Four Nations match against New Zealand at Wembley Stadium on Saturday (kick-off 1pm). 

All three have been named in Iestyn Harris’ 19-man squad to take on the Kiwis with just Aled James, who played in last week’s defeat to England, missing out. 

This is the only change to the 19-man squad declared for last week’s match, with Jordan James recovering from a head injury, obtained after only eight seconds against England last week that saw him most of the game. 

Both White and Lupton were named in the squad last week but hamstring injuries from the Ireland friendly a week before meant that they missed out on being selected for the game itself. 

Talking about White and Lupton, Wales assistant coach Barry Eaton said: “They both missed out on last week’s game and we had a long day’s travel on Wednesday down from Wrexham to London which hindered our training schedule. They’re having extensive treatment and hopefully they will pull through and play on Saturday.” 

Wales will hope to improve on their completion rates for the New Zealand match. They had just one set of six less than the English last Saturday but had just a 63% completion rate compared to England’s 81%. 

“It’s an area that we want to improve on,” Eaton said. “We’ve been working on it and talking about it. We’re putting things in place with our structure with the ball. We need to make improvements this week to be able to compete with New Zealand. 

“The match this Saturday is very big for us. We’ve a number of players who have never played at Wembley. It’s going to be an exciting occasion and everybody is looking forward to it.” 

The Four Nations tournament heads to Wembley Stadium on Saturday November 5 when Wales face New Zealand at 1.00pm before England clash with Australia at 3.30pm. Tickets for the Wembley double header cost from £25 adults and £10 concessions. A family ticket giving admission to two adults and two children costs just £55. 

England’s remaining group game against New Zealand will be played at the KC Stadium in Hull on Saturday November 12 (6.00pm) and tickets are priced from £20 adult and £10 concession. 

Wales will play Australia in their final group fixture at The Racecourse Ground in Wrexham on Sunday November 13 and fans will be able to attend the game for £10 adult and £5 concessions. 

The 2011 Gillette Four Nations final will be played at Elland Road, Leeds on Saturday November 19 (6.00pm) and tickets are priced from £20 Adult and £10 concession. 

Tickets for the 2011 Gillette Four Nations can be purchased by calling 0844 856 1113 or by visitingwww.rugbyleaguetickets.co.uk 

WALES SQUAD 

Chris Beasley

Central Comets

Andy Bracek

Crusaders

Lee Briers

Warrington Wolves

Neil Budworth

MacKay Cutters

Ross Divorty

Featherstone Rovers

Gil Dudson

Crusaders 

Ben Flower

Crusaders

Tyson Frizell

Cronulla Sharks

Jordan James

Crusaders 

Danny Jones

Halifax

Craig Kopzcak

Bradford Bulls

Elliot Kear

Crusaders

Peter Lupton

Crusaders

Christiaan Roets

South Wales Scorpions

Matt Seamark

Wynnum Manly Seagulls

Ian Watson

Swinton Lions

Ian Webster

Central Comets

Lloyd White

Crusaders

Rhys Williams

Warrington Wolves