Rugby League World Cup - Wales v Cook Islands Date: Sunday, 10 November Kick-off: 14:00 GMT Venue: The Gnoll, Neath <\/p>\n
Coverage: Live commentary on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra; live text commentary online <\/p>\n
Jordan James is set to equal the Welsh caps record in Wales' final Rugby League World Cup match against the Cook Islands. <\/p>\n
Forward James, who has announced his international retirement, will equal Ian Watson's record of 30 caps. <\/p>\n
Neil Budworth will also feature in his final game for Wales, who are out of the World Cup following defeats to Italy and the United States. <\/p>\n
Rhodri Lloyd, who scored a try against Italy, is recalled to the squad. <\/p>\n
Dan Fleming, Rob Massam and Danny Jones are all named for the first time in the tournament while Rhys Williams, Matt Seamark and Ian Webster drop out of the squad. <\/p>\n
Rugby League World Cup highlights: Wales 16-24 USA <\/p>\n
\"We've trained well this week and although we can't now make the quarter-finals of the World Cup, we want to go out on a win,\" head coach Iestyn Harris said. <\/p>\n
Wales face a Cook Islands side who are also out of the competition following defeats against the USA and Tonga. <\/p>\n
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