The Wallaroos will welcome back a seasoned trio against Scotland to kick-off to a rugby quadruple header in Sydney.

Eva Karpani, Cecilia Smith, and Maya Stewart are set to return for the Wallaroos in their WXV Global Series match against Scotland at Accor Stadium in Sydney on Saturday. Stewart returns to the starting wing after recovering from an Achilles injury, while Karpani and Smith have been named on the bench alongside Allana Sikimeti and Piper Simons. Karpani will make her 49th Test appearance for Australia.
In other lineup changes, Desiree Miller starts at fullback due to Caitlyn Halse being sidelined by concussion symptoms. The clash opens a quadruple header featuring Australia's sevens teams and the Wallabies hosting the All Blacks. Australia has won all five previous encounters against Scotland, who are touring Australian shores for the first time.
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