Wales v Argentina: Martyn Williams hopes his final home Test isn't last cap

MARTYN Williams will make his final Wales appearance at the Millennium Stadium, today, and then hope he has done enough to feature in a fourth World Cup.

Williams readily accepts the clock is ticking on a 15-year Test career highlighted by two Six Nations Grand Slams, three Lions tours and the captaincy of his country, which he regains against this weekend. The Cardiff flanker will be 36 the day before Wales arrive in New Zealand for their World Cup campaign. Whether or not he boards the flight on 31 August is coach Warren Gatland's call. .

Sam Warburton, Wales' World Cup captain-in-waiting, has nailed down the No 7 shirt, while young Ospreys openside Justin Tipuric is viewed by many as a possible selection bolter.

Williams, who wins his 99th cap today, said: "When I was left out the Six Nations squad last season I thought that was me done and dusted. But I've had a good summer's training and been given the opportunity again. So, yes, I am glad to get a run."