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James will start on the right-wing replacing Kevin Morgan who is out with an ankle injury and is one of five changes made by Mike Ruddock from his starting side that defeated Fiji 11-10 last weekend.
The 30 year old scored his 23rd Heineken Cup try in Round 1 against Toulouse and is the second highest try scorer in the tournament's history after the now retired Michel Marfaing from Toulouse on 24 tries. James could earn an ERC Elite award this season if he can become the first player to score 25 tries in the 10 years of the Heineken Cup action.
The Sc'arlets ace is partnered at centre for Wales by another Heineken Cup high scorer, Stephen Jones. The 28 year old ASM Clermon Auvergne star, who makes his 50th international cap this weekend, has scored 564 points in the Heineken Cup and is just one game away from earning an ERC Elite award for 50 appearances in the elite European club tournament.
The Welsh team for Saturday's international is as follows: 15 Lee Byrne (Llanelli Scarlets), 14 Dafydd James (Llanelli Scarlets), 13 Gareth Thomas (Toulouse, captain), 12 Sonny Parker (Ospreys), 11 Shane Williams (Ospreys), 10 Stephen Jones (Clermont Auvergne), 9 Gareth Cooper (Dragons), 8 Michael Owen (Dragons), 7 Martyn Williams (Cardiff Blues), 6 Colin Charvis (Newcastle), 5 Robert Sidoli (Cardiff Blues), 4 Luke Charteris (Dragons), 3 Chris Horsman (Worcester), 2 Rhys Thomas (Cardiff Blues), 1 Duncan Jones (Ospreys),
Replacements: 16 Mefin Davies (Gloucester), 17 Adam Jones (Ospreys), 18 Ian Gough (Dragons), 19 Jonathan Thomas (Ospreys), 20 Mike Phillips (Cardiff Blues), 21 Ceri Sweeney (Dragons), 22 Matthew Watkins (Llanelli Scarlets).
