Junior Springbok coach Chean Roux has made a total of six changes to the side that beat Scotland 41-3 in Edinburgh on Friday.
Salmaan Moerat will again lead the side as he has done all season.
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The U20 side is currently preparing for the World Rugby U20 Championship that is set to take place in France later this year. The ‘Baby Boks’ will be targeting this years Championship as an opportunity to win their second title which would come six years after their win in South Africa in 2012.
The Junior Boks will play Wales in Cardiff on 8 May before they head to the Worcester where they will meet England for the last match of their UK tour.
Junior Springbok team to face Wales in Cardiff:
15 – Gianni Lombard (Xerox Golden Lions)
14 – Tyrone Green (Xerox Golden Lions)
13 – Manuel Rass (Xerox Golden Lions)
12 – Lyle Hendricks (DHL Western Province)
11 – Sihle Njezula (DHL Western Province)
10 – Lubabalo Dobela (Toyota Free State)
9 – Zak Burger (Cell C Sharks)
8 – Muller Uys (DHL Western Province)
7 – PJ Steenkamp (Xerox Golden Lions)
6 – Dian Schoonees (Xerox Golden Lions)
5 – Ben-Jason Dixon (DHL Western Province)
4 – Salmaan Moerat (captain – DHL Western Province)
3 – Sazi Sandi (DHL Western Province)
2 – Schalk Erasmus (DHL Western Province)
1 – Nathan McBeth (Xerox Golden Lions)
Replacements:
16 – Daniel Jooste (DHL Western Province)
17 – Tiaan van der Merwe (Xerox Golden Lions)
18 – Asenathi Ntlabakanye (Xerox Golden Lions)
19 – Cohen Kiewit (Xerox Golden Lions)
20 – Ruan Nortje (Vodacom Blue Bulls)
21 – Phendulani Buthelezi (Cell C Sharks)
22 – Jack Hart (Xerox Golden Lions)
23 – Wandisile Simelane (Xerox Golden Lions)
24 – David Coetzer (DHL Western Province)
25 – Rikus Pretorius (DHL Western Province)