Australia have made half-a-dozen changes as they prepare for the first of two vital Rugby Championship games against South Africa.
The Wallabies' hopes of winning the Championship suffered a huge blow when they were pummelled 48-17 by Argentina in the last round, and will be hoping their raft of replacements will deliver the goods this time out.
Noah Lolesio replaces James O'Connor at fly-half, while Reece Hodge comes in at full-back and Tom Wright moves onto the wing.
Both Hooker Folau Fainga'a and inside centre Hunter Paisami will start after recovering from concussions, while prop Allan Alaalatoa is also back in the front row after missing the second Argentina match for personal reasons.
Matt Philip replaces Darcy Swain in the second row alongside Rory Arnold, while the backrow remains the same, the only group of positions in the team to do so.
Wallabies coach Dave Rennie said: “It's great to have a number of experienced players back in the mix this weekend.”
“We understand that respect is earned daily and we get an opportunity to earn it against the current World Champions on Saturday afternoon.
“It's really motivating to be back at home in front of our supporters, especially in Adelaide, a place we haven't played at in 18 years.”
