McCabe, 16, handed Wales Wheelchair debut in World Cup opener

"England are world champions, so we know they'll be tough, but we have five games and three weeks, and we know that we're trying to plan not just for this game, but the second, third, fourth and fifth," said Caron.

"The England team has changed since the last World Cup, as has ours. But the youngsters that are coming through have been selected because they've got really good qualities, not just for now, but for the future of the game in Wales."

Wales also face Ireland on Tuesday, 3 November and USA three days later in Group A, with Australia, France, New Zealand and Scotland making up Group B.