Wallabies boss Joe Schmidt is set to name captain Harry Wilson in the starting line-up for their Rugby Championship clash against Argentina on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Australia\u2019s skipper played a starring role in their shock victory over the Springboks in Johannesburg, before missing the next fixture in Cape Town.<\/p>\n
Wilson pulled up after completing his brace in the 38-22 Ellis Park triumph and worryingly limped off.<\/p>\n
Schmidt<\/a> was confident that it was not serious, however, and according to The Roar<\/a>, he will return to number eight for the encounter with Los Pumas in Townsville on Saturday.<\/p>\n Shuffle in the Wallabies back five<\/p>\n Rob Valetini took on the role at the base of the scrum in Wilson\u2019s absence, but now looks set to shift to blindside flanker.<\/p>\n That means Tom Hooper, who has been one of the Wallabies\u2019<\/a> big positives this season, will not be part of the loose forward combination.<\/p>\n Hooper should instead benefit from Will Skelton\u2019s absence and be named alongside Nick Frost in the second-row.<\/p>\n It has already been confirmed that Skelton will miss the games against Argentina, having returned to club side La Rochelle with no guarantee that he will return for the Bledisloe Cup.<\/p>\n That potentially opened the door for Lukhan Salakaia-Loto to play his first Wallabies Test since November last year, particularly given that he fulfils that power role in the engine room, but he appears to have been overlooked once again.<\/p>\n Jeremy Williams will therefore likely reprise the bench role for Australia\u2019s Rugby Championship<\/a> showdown with Argentina this weekend.<\/p>\n