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Scott Williams back after Wales' Tyler Morgan blow

Williams was omitted from Wales initial selection, with fellow Scarlet Hadleigh Parkes preferred despite being unavailable for the first three Tests.

But Morgans ankle injury - suffered against Ospreys last weekend - has given Williams, 27, a fresh chance.

Scarlets boss Wayne Pivac said Williams had reacted positively to his omission.

Wales coach Warren Gatland overlooked Williams in favour of New Zealand-born Parkes, who qualifies on residency but only in time to face South Africa on Saturday, 2 December.

He therefore misses Wales matches against Australia, Georgia and New Zealand.

For more infomation >> Scott Williams back after Wales' Tyler Morgan blow - Duration: 1:23.

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Rugby League World Cup: Wales star Morgan Knowles determined to make country proud - Duration: 3:54.

Rugby League World Cup: Wales star Morgan Knowles determined to make country proud

But the St Helens star insists the Dragons will make amends for their embarrassing start to the World Cup.

Coach John Kear is expected to make changes to face Fiji on Sunday, in the wake of their 50-6 humiliation by Papua New Guinea.

Knowles, who will be 21 the day of the Fiji game, was one of the few players to come out of the thrashing with any credit.

But the youngster - tipped to be one of the superstars of the game - said the whole team is still shell-shocked by their performance.

The loose forward said: "It is do or die now but we will rip into it in training this week. "We want to do our country proud.

"It is do or die now but we will rip into it in training this week.

We want to do our country proud" Wales star Morgan Knowles "You play for your country and you try and make your country and your family proud and I think we struggled to do that.

"We feel disappointment and embarrassment to be honest. You can always get beat on the scoresheet but we got beat on effort and desire and wanting to front up.

It is not acceptable." Three players were taken off injured in the bruising battle against the Kumuls and Knowles admits it was tougher than he's ever faced before. He said: "It was brutal, those PNG boys are tough.

I do not think I have ever played such a physical game. "I felt like I had been hit by a bus the morning after.

There is a stat that rugby league is like being in a 20mph car crash and it was like that over and over again. "But that's just the way they play - it's all 100 mph carries and tackles.

They definitely do hurt you. "From one to 13 you cannot distinguish props to the wingers, they are all the same size and build. They're all big and athletic right through the team.

"It wasn't so much of a shock because we knew it was coming but it was definitely hostile. "We had one fan there who had made the journey so it was always going to be hostile.

They love their rugby there." Wales need to win to keep alive any hope going into their final group game against Ireland in Perth.

The odds are stacked against them but Knowles believes that could work in their favour, saying: "That takes some pressure off.

"We just want to go out there and enjoy our rugby and hopefully we will play well as a result. "We know what we will expect from Fiji.

They are a very similar team to PNG but maybe they are a more difficult opponent with having more rugby skills.".