Dan Carter recalled, Sonny Bill Williams benched as All Blacks name squad for Scotland Test Dan Carter will start at flyhalf for the All Blacks against Scotland this weekend. WORLD Cup planning is at the heart of an experimental, second-string All Blacks team named to face Scotland at Murrayfield. A team boasting numerous talking points features Colin Slade on the right wing and James Parsons making his Test debut as starting hooker after just a week in the New Zealand camp. There are 13 personnel changes and the maximum 15 positional switches from the team who started the 24-21 win over England on Saturday. Of the two retained starters, captain Richie McCaw shifts from openside to the blindside flanker to cater for rising No. 7 Sam Cane, while Ben Smith moves from right wing to fullback. Dan Carter will wear the All Blacks" number 10 jersey against Scotland. World class playmaker Dan Carter is five-eighth in his 102nd Test, making his first Test start in an injury-plagued year. Carter and McCaw share 236 Tests between them, eclipsing the 177 caps of the remainder of the team. The starts for Parsons, Slade and lock Dominic Bird follow their performances for the Barbarians against Australia in London two weeks ago and subsequent All Blacks call-ups as injury cover. In a hugely inexperienced tight five, Bird will add to his lone Test against Japan last year. Luke Romano, who hasn't played any game for six months since breaking his ankle, is the lock reserve. Malakai Fekitoa and Ryan Crotty form the youngest All Blacks midfield combination for seven years. Sonny Bill Williams has been named on the bench. Crotty, Cane, wing Charles Piutau, halfback TJ Perenara, No. 8 Victor Vito, lock Jeremy Thrush and props Charlie Faumuina and Joe Moody all started in the tour-opener against the United States in Chicago. Players not considered due to injury were locks Brodie Retallick (shoulder) and Patrick Tuipulotu (shoulder) and flanker Jerome Kaino (knee) while centre Conrad Smith is attending a personal matter in New Zealand. All four are expected to be available for the final tour Test against Wales next week. Hansen accepts Scotland will be stern opponents following their 41-31 home defeat of Argentina last week but makes no apology for resting most of his first-choice players. He says it was the pre-tour agreement to do so and didn't want to budge from it. All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has named an experimental side to take on Scotland. "I don't think we should be frightened to stay with the plan," he said. If you keep picking the team just because it's all about winning then you don't grow anybody and you don't find anything out. A good example is the new role for regular five-eighth Slade. Hansen says Slade is a genuine World Cup utility selection prospect and the Test gives him the ideal chance to prove it. All Blacks (15-1): Ben Smith, Colin Slade, Malakai Fekitoa, Ryan Crotty, Charles Piutau, Dan Carter, TJ Perenara, Victor Vito, Sam Cane, Richie McCaw (captain), Dominic Bird, Jeremy Thrush, Charlie Faumuina, James Parsons, Joe Moody. Reserves: Dane Coles, Wyatt Crockett, Ben Franks, Luke Romano, Liam Messam, Augustine Pulu, Sonny Bill Williams, Julian Savea. AAP dg/nb/