Waratahs winger Peter Betham named to make Wallabies debut against All Blacks in Dunedin UNCAPPED winger Peter Betham has won a dream Wallabies call-up to start against the All Blacks in Will Genia's 50th Test in Dunedin on Saturday night. The NSW Waratahs finisher was all business and energy at Thursday's sharp Wallabies training session in Queenstown where the gondola up tree-covered Bob's Peak is the spectacular backdrop to the local rugby ground near the centre of town. Betham, 24, has publicly bottled the joy of being picked for his Test debut since Tuesday but it was made official today. The Kiwi-born winger produced some powerful running for the Waratahs this season. His training enthusiasm as a non-playing member of the Wallabies squad to South Africa and Argentina recently clinched his selection because he now has the knowledge of the backline's playbook. He has big boots and running metres to fill with last-start man-of-the-match Joe Tomane out with a hamstring niggle. At 98kg, Betham has the size to be a handful. Against the All Blacks, it will be more about taking the few chances he gets, being a busy support for playmaker Quade Cooper and staying error-free under pressure when asked to make split-second choices in defence. Consistency. Coach Ewen McKenzie saluted Genia. "Will has been an amazing servant for a long time and it's extremely pleasing for him to reach this huge milestone," McKenzie said. As expected, Matt Toomua slots in at inside centre to replace injured ACT Brumbies team-mate Christian Lealiifano. Cooper struck the ball nicely at training on a crisp, clear Queenstown day. He has the big task to step up to the 80 per cent-plus goalkicking success rate that Lealiifano has operated at for much of the season. Utility back Mike Harris comes on to the bench and will be valuable goalkicking back-up if needed late in the Test. In the pack, Ben McCalman earns a start at No.8 with flanker Scott Fardy (eye) out injured. He cannot be mere wallpaper in a Test needing decisive characters so McCalman has to assert himself with his best ball-running and tackling. Flanker Dave Dennis is on the bench for the first time in the Ewen McKenzie era and will be an important lineout asset late in the Test. The All Blacks swung winger Ben Smith to outside centre and called up classy Cory Jane on the wing after just two hours of rugby since returning from a major knee injury. In the pack, lock Jeremy Thrush rotates in for the impressive Brodie Retallick while veteran Keven Mealamu is at hooker. Wallabies team to face All Blacks: (15-1) Israel Folau, Adam Ashley-Cooper, Tevita Kuridrani, Matt Toomua, Peter Betham, Quade Cooper, Will Genia, Ben McCalman, Michael Hooper, Ben Mowen, James Horwill , Rob Simmons, Ben Alexander, Stephen Moore, James Slipper. Bench: Saia Faingaa, Benn Robinson, Sekope Kepu, Sitaleki Timani, Dave Dennis, Nic White, Mike Harris, Bernard Foley. All Blacks: Israel Dagg, Cory Jane, Ben Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Julian Savea, Aaron Cruden, Aaron Smith, Kieran Read, Richie McCaw (c), Liam Messam, Sam Whitelock, Jeremy Thrush, Charlie Faumuina, Keven Mealamu, Tony Woodcock. Reserves: Dane Coles, Wyatt Crockett, Ben Franks, Brodie Retallick, Sam Cane, Tawera Kerr-Barlow, Beauden Barrett, Tom Taylor