Ian Foster confirmed the team All blacks For the first match associated with the year-end tour Japan Inside Tokyo Next Saturday, with two Blues, Stephen Perofetta and Roger Duasa-Sheck From the very beginning for the first time.
Additionally, five more players are returning from various injuries New Zealand. The scrum-half starts from scratch Finlay Christiewhen Aaron Smith Waiting for your deposit from the bank, if it happens, will be equal Don Carter Like the sixth Everything is black With the most international caps with 112 caps.
“This tour up north is going to be huge”Foster added: “We have four incredibly tough games ahead of us and this game against Japan will give us serious signs. We want to show that we are ready to respond. After the Rugby Championship, we want to show that we have put in the necessary work to further improve our game.
New Zealand: 15. Stephen Perofetta; 14. Sev Rees, 13. Brayton Ennore, 12. Roger Duasa-Sheck, 11. Caleb Clark; 10. Richie Mounga, 9. Finlay Christie; 8. Hoskins Sodudu, 7. Sam Kane (c), 6. Shannon Frizzell; 5. Tupou Vaa’i, 4. Brodie Retallick; 3. Nebo Laulala, 2. Dane Coles, 1. George Bower.
Alternate: 16. Samisoni Toukeyaho, 17. Oba Tuungafasi, 18. Tyrell Lomax, 19. Patrick Tuipulodu, 20. Dalton Babali, 21. Aaron Smith, 22. David Havili, and 23 Anton Leinert-Brown.
Location: Japan National Stadium, Tokyo
Referee: Nika Amashukeli (Georgia)
Participants: Jordan Way (Australia) and Graham Cooper (Australia)
OMT: Marius Jonger (South Africa)
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