Wallabies prop James Slipper will create history as the first Australian to reach 150 caps in Saturday's Bledisloe Cup opener in Auckland.
Slipper has been named to start at loosehead prop against the All Blacks, joining Sam Whitelock and Alun Wyn Jones as the only others to reach the special milestone.
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It continues the Queenslander's remarkable journey in the gold jersey, having debuted for Australia in 2010 and represented the country at four World Cups.
The 36-year-old is joined in the front-row by Taniela Tupou, with Brumbies leader Allan Alaalatoa featuring for the first time since the British & Irish Lions tour as a result of a shoulder injury via the bench.
Alaalatoa is one of several returning faces from injury for the Eden Park clash, with lock Nick Frost, winger Harry Potter and centre Len Ikitau returning to the starting side.
Frost partners Lukhan Salakaia-Loto in the second-row, with Tom Hooper shifting to blindside flanker after Rob Valetini's calf injury.
As for Potter, his return is timely after Andrew Kellaway was ruled out with a tight calf, allowing Max Jorgensen to start at fullback for his first Bledisloe Test.
Meanwhile, Tate McDermott will start alongside James O'Connor in the halves in his 50th Test, with the Leicester signing making the mad dash back from the UK.
McDermott's elevation paves the way for Ryan Lonergan to make his debut after several years toiling away in wider squads.
The replacements are stacked with explosive talent, with Jeremy Williams and Tane Edmed shifting back into finisher roles.
“The squad have worked away this week, fully aware of the challenge that awaits at Eden Park," coach Joe Schmidt said in a statement.
“It’s a fitting occasion for James Slipper to reach the milestone of 150 test matches and for Tate McDermott to represent the Wallabies for the 50th time.”
1 James Slipper (149 Tests) - #843; Bond Pirates
2. Billy Pollard (14 Tests) - #958; Lindfield Junior Rugby Club
3. Taniela Tupou (63 Tests) - #917; Brothers Rugby
4. Nick Frost (32 Tests) - #953; Hornsby Lions
5. Lukhan Salakaia-Loto (42 Tests) - #914; Randwick
6. Tom Hooper (17 Tests) - #964; Bathurst Bulldogs
7. Fraser McReight (33 Tests) – #937; Albany Creek Brumbies
8 Harry Wilson (c) (29 Tests) - #933; Gunnedah Red Devils
9. Tate McDermott (49 Tests) – #936; Flinders Rugby Club
10. James O’Connor (68 Tests) - #832, St Joseph’s College, Nudgee
11. Corey Toole (3 Tests) - #992, Wagga Crows
12. Len Ikitau (46 Tests) - #944, Tuggeranong Vikings
13. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii (12 Tests) – #988; The Kings School
14. Harry Potter (5 Tests) - #989, Moorabbin Rams
15. Max Jorgensen (15 Tests) – #984; Balmain Wolves
Substitutes
16. Brandon Paenga-Amosa (24 Tests) - #918, Southern Districts
17. Angus Bell (43 Tests) – #940; Hunters Hill Rugby Club
18. Allan Alaalatoa (83 Tests) – #896; West Harbour Juniors
19. Jeremy Williams (18 Tests) – #973; Wahroonga Tigers
20. Carlo Tizzano (10 Tests) - #982; University of Western Australia
21. Ryan Lonergan* - uncapped; Tuggeranong Vikings
22. Tane Edmed (3 Tests) - #990; West Harbour Juniors
23. Filipo Daugunu (13 Tests) - #931, Wests Bulldogs
