Gregor Townsend has welcomed back Huw Jones, Finn Russell and Sione Tuipulotu as Scotland seek a first-ever victory over New Zealand in Saturday's Nations Championship.
Scotland's winless record against the All Blacks stands at 33 Tests, but a strong selection gives them hope ahead of the weekend's contest at Murrayfield (2.10pm kick-off).
The backline sees a Jones-Tuipulotu British and Irish Lions centre partnership restored, with Russell guiding the side from fly-half. The latter is partnered by another Lion in scrum-half Ben White.
In the forwards, Rory Sutherland starts ahead of Pierre Schoeman at loosehead prop, with hooker Ewan Ashman and tighthead Zander Fagerson completing the front-row.
Gregor Brown and Scott Cummings start in the second-row, while the back-row is made up of Matt Fagerson at blindside flanker, Rory Darge at openside flanker and Jack Dempsey at No 8.
For the All Blacks, they have made two changes to their starting lineup for Saturday's Nations Championship clash vs Scotland after a rampant performance in the Bledisloe Cup against Australia last month.
Ethan de Groot is restored to the front-row at loosehead in place of George Bower, while Jordie Barrett returns from injury at centre in place of Timoci Tavatavanawai.
Bower and Tavatavanawai are named among the replacements, where there are three other changes from the 43-21 win over Australia in Sydney on October 17.
Asafo Aumua is chosen ahead of the injured Samisoni Taukei'aho as hooker replacement, while Christian Lio-Willie replaces Shannon Frizell, who is also injured, and Anton Segner is preferred to Duplessis Kirifi, who was not chosen for the month-long trip.
15 Kyle Rowe, 14 Kyle Steyn, 13 Huw Jones, 12 Sione Tuipulotu (c), 11 Jamie Dobie, 10 Finn Russell, 9 Ben White; 1 Rory Sutherland, 2 Ewan Ashman, 3 Zander Fagerson, 4 Gregor Brown, 5 Scott Cummings, 6 Matt Fagerson, 7 Rory Darge, 8 Jack Dempsey.
16 Gregor Hiddleston, 17 Pierre Schoeman, 18 Will Hurd, 19 Max Williamson, 20 Josh Bayliss, 21 George Horne, 22 Tom Jordan, 23 Blair Kinghorn.
15 Beauden Barrett, 14 Will Jordan, 13 Quinn Tupaea, 12 Jordie Barrett, 11 Josh Moorby, 10 Damian McKenzie, 9 Cam Roigard; 1 Ethan de Groot, 2 Codie Taylor (c), 3 Fletcher Newell, 4 Scott Barrett, 5 Fabian Holland, 6 Tupou Vaa'i, 7 Peter Lakai, 8 Wallace Sititi.
16 Asafo Aumua, 17 George Bower, 18 Pasilio Tosi, 19 Christian Lio-Willie, 20 Anton Segner, 21 Cortez Ratima, 22 Timoci Tavatavanawai, 23 Rieko Ioane.
2026 Nations Championship November fixtures and July results
Ireland vs Argentina (8.10pm)
Italy vs South Africa (11.40am)
Scotland vs New Zealand (2.10pm)
Wales vs Japan (4.40pm)
France vs Fiji (8.10pm)
England vs Australia (3.10pm)
France vs South Africa (8.10pm)
Italy vs Argentina (11.40am)
Wales vs New Zealand (2.10pm)
England vs Japan (4.40pm)
Ireland vs Fiji (8.10pm)
Scotland vs Australia (3.10pm)
England vs New Zealand (2.10pm)
Scotland vs Japan (2.10pm)
Ireland vs South Africa (4.40pm)
Italy vs Fiji (4.40pm)
France vs Argentina (8.10pm)
Wales vs Australia (8.10pm)
Sixth-place North vs Sixth-place South, Third-place North vs Third-place South
Fifth-place North vs Fifth-place South, Second-place North vs Second-place South
Fourth-place North vs Fourth-place South, First-place North vs First-place South
Japan 27-10 Italy
South Africa 45-21 England
Australia 31-33 Ireland
Fiji 24-39 Wales
Argentina 38-47 Scotland
New Zealand 47-17 Italy
Japan 20-36 Ireland
South Africa 42-28 Scotland
Australia 26-42 France
Fiji 8-73 England
Argentina 35-21 Wales
Japan 15-42 France
Australia 57-10 Italy
South Africa 43-0 Wales
New Zealand 40-21 Ireland
Fiji 17-33 Scotland
Argentina 24-31 England