Fly-half Dan Carter will start a Test for the first time in a year when the All Blacks play Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday. Carter is included in a New Zealand squad containing 12 changes to the 23 that edged England 24-21 last weekend. Captain Richie McCaw will play as a blindside flanker for the first time in his test career, allowing Sam Cane a rare chance on the openside flank. Dan Carter is set to return to the New Zealand starting XV for Saturday's international with Scotland It will be the first time Carter has started for the All Blacks in a Test since the match with England last year
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Carter will start a Test for the first time in a year against Scotland
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All Blacks fly-half is one of 12 squad changes from win over England
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Carter took seven months out but then broke his leg in Super Rugby final
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Captain Richie McCaw is set to play as blindside flanker for first time
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James Parsons will make unexpected Test debut after call-up
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Scotland forward Blair Cowan insists the All Blacks have not delivered a snub to his team by making so many changes to their starting line-up
@placeholder (left), seen here in training with Richie McCaw, is expected to make his Test debut in Scotland