Brown in line to make England debut against Wales

ABK International Series double-header

Venue: AMT Headingley, Leeds Date: Saturday, 2 November

Women: England v Wales Kick-off: 12:00 GMT Coverage: Live on BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Sports Extra, text commentary on BBC Sport website and app

Men: England v Samoa Kick-off: 14:30 GMT Coverage: Live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, live radio and text commentary on BBC Sport website and app

Full-back Amelia Brown is set to make her England debut after being named in Stuart Barrow's 19-player squad to face Wales in Saturday's Test match in Leeds.

The Huddersfield Giants starlet, 20, scored 13 tries in the Women's Super League last term, having previously played as a winger.

Leeds Rhinos prop Izzy Northrop and St Helens centre Erin Stott also look likely to make their international bows for the Lionesses.

Super League champions York Valkyrie are represented through Eboni Partington and Liv Wood, while their former second-row forward Hollie-Mae Dodd is in line to make her first appearance for her country since joining Canberra Raiders in 2023.

England head coach Barrow said: "It's been incredibly difficult to decide who will face Wales this Saturday because we have so many talented young girls coming through, but I'm happy with the squad I've selected and really looking forward to the challenge that lies ahead.

"With three debutants coming into the squad, Saturday will be really special for us all and hopefully we can continue on this trajectory of new names breaking into the team."

England squad to face Wales: Amelia Brown (Huddersfield Giants), Keara Bennett (Leeds Rhinos), Mary Coleman (Wigan Warriors), Jodie Cunningham (St Helens), Anna Davies (Wigan Warriors), Hollie-Mae Dodd (Canberra Raiders), Jenna Foubister (Wigan Warriors), Amy Hardcastle (Leeds Rhinos), Zoe Harris (St Helens), Shona Hoyle (Leeds Rhinos), Katie Mottershead (St Helens), Izzy Northrop (Leeds Rhinos), Eboni Partington (York Valkyrie), Isabel Rowe (Wigan Warriors), Bella Sykes (Leeds Rhinos), Erin Stott (St Helens), Paige Travis (St Helens), Vicky Whitfield (St Helens), Liv Wood (York Valkyrie)