Wales coach Steve Hansen has made just one change to the side beaten by Australia in Sydney last weekend for Saturday's Test against New Zealand in Hamilton.

Llanelli flanker Dafydd Jones, who missed the game against the world champions because of a shoulder injury, comes in for Swansea's 20-year-old forward Jonathan Thomas.

Thomas, who had an encouraging debut in Sydney, moves on to the bench in place of Alix Popham, who is the only one of last weekend's 22 to miss out.

Jones played a major role for Wales in the Six Nations but was hit by a six-week ban in April and May after being sent off in the Heineken Cup quarter final game against Perpignan.

However, with that matter out of the way, Jones returns to the side to add an abrasive edge to the back row.

Hansen said: "Dafydd would have played against Australia last week had he been fit. However, he's fully fit now and that's a real bonus for us because he is a good player.

"People have asked me whether I was tempted to make further changes, well, the answer to that is no. We have brought 29 players out here so we can play two games at the highest level and give some of the younger ones a taste of what it's like to tour.

"They will have taken as much out of this as some of the more experienced players who have played in both games."

Captain Martyn Williams had been the only other concern for Hansen after the Cardiff flanker turned an ankle in an accidental collision with Robin McBryde in training on Tuesday.

However, when the side arrived in Hamilton this morning, Williams declared himself fully fit and rearing to have a go at the All Blacks.

"We felt we had a chance last week and I think New Zealand are still smarting after losing to England in Wellington.

"Personally, I feel as though we need to test ourselves against the best sides in the world to see exactly where we stand. Last weekend we played well, on Saturday we will have to play even better."