Prop George Bower, who has links to Fiji, has been named for the second week in a row in the starting All Blacks lineup to take on the Springboks in the third Test of Rugby's Greatest Rivalry in Johannesburg this Sunday.
Bower joins Asafo Aumua and Tyrel Lomax in the front row.
Tupou Vaa'i, who will play his 50th Test, partners Sam Darry at lock.
Peter Lakai starts at blindside flanker, Luke Jacobson at openside and captain Ardie Savea at No. 8.
Cam Roigard and Ruben Love form the halves combination.
The back three features Damian McKenzie, Will Jordan and Leroy Carter, while Jordie Barrett and Quinn Tupaea are in the midfield.
The forward reserves are Samisoni Taukei'aho, Xavier Numia, Fletcher Newell, Fabian Holland and Wallace Sititi.
Kyle Preston, Anton Lienert-Brown and Josh Moorby are the backline reserves.
This is the ninth time in 13 Test series between New Zealand and South Africa that the series has been tied at one-all heading into the third Test.
The All Blacks have played twice previously at FNB Stadium, winning 29-22 in 2010 and 32-16 in 2012.
As well as Vaa'i playing his 50th Test, McKenzie will play his 80th Test, Jordan his 60th, Newell his 40th and Jacobson his 30th.
With his 33rd Test try last week, Savea took the total number of Test tries scored by the Savea brothers to a world record 79 for siblings. Julian Savea scored 46 Test tries.
They surpassed the Barrett brothers' mark of 78, with Beauden scoring 45 Test tries, Jordie 26 and Scott seven.
The All Blacks take on the Springboks at 3.10am Sunday at FNB Stadium in Johannesburg.
Source: allblacks.com
