Beauden Barrett will have the keys to the All Blacks' attack at Twickenham, after being confirmed to start at 10 against England on Sunday morning

Barrett - who started the started Bledisloe Cup test in Wellington ending a run of eight straight starts at 10 for Damian McKenzie - will start inside his fit-again brother Jordie, who returns at 12.

It's the first time they've played together for the All Blacks in those positions.

New Zealand coach Scott Robertson says Barrett knows what it takes up north...



Failing to meet off-field standards has Ethan de Groot scratched this week while Tamaiti Williams, Wallace Sititi, Sam Cane and Mark Tele'a back up in the run-on side, after starting in Japan.

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