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New All Blacks coach Ian Foster has already named his side, but that won’t be revealed until Friday – 48 hours before their first Test of the year.

On Wednesday, assistant coach John Plumtree was keeping his cards close to his chest, not willing to give any clues about the makeup of the first All Blacks squad since Steve Hansen’s men were dumped out at the semi-finals of last year’s World Cup by England.

“When you’ve looked at selection, not too many people out there can pick the team, and that’s rightly so because there’s just so many great players to select from,” the former Hurricanes coach said.

“It was a pretty tough side to select, and a lot of disappointed boys. But part of this All Blacks culture is about preparing the team and everyone knuckles down and gets to work to prepare the 23 and I’ve seen that, and that’s great.”