Michaela Leonard will become the first player to reach 50 Test caps for the Wallaroos when she starts against Scotland in Edinburgh this weekend.

Michaela Leonard will make history as the first player to earn 50 Test caps for the Wallaroos when she starts against Scotland in Edinburgh. The lock has played in 49 of Australia's 102 Tests since 1994 and partners Kaitlan Leaney in the second row as the Wallaroos target their first win of the WXV Global Series 2026.
Australia made five changes to the matchday 23 following a 29-26 loss to France in Aix-en-Provence. Brianna Hoy rejoins the starting lineup, Martha Fua earns a spot on the bench, and winger Desiree Miller needs four points to reach 100 career Test points.
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