England's powerful batting line-up was skittled for just 167 by New Zealand as the unfancied Black Caps took a firm grip on the opening Test in Dunedin.
New Zealand have chosen three new players, dropped two veterans and will experiment with a new opening partnership in a squad named Sunday for the upcoming England Test series.
New Zealand called opening bat Hamish Rutherford and paceman Tim Southee into the one-day squad Monday as replacements for injured duo Martin Guptill and Mitchell McClenaghan.
New Zealand have posted a challenging target of 193 for England in the second Twenty20 at Hamilton.
New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum won the toss and elected to bowl against England in the first Twenty20 match to be played at Auckland on Saturday.
Sacked New Zealand captain Ross Taylor returned to the Black Caps' fold on Friday when he was named in the one-day and Twenty20 squads to face the touring England side this month.
Dean Brownlie pulled New Zealand 'A' out of troubled waters with a fighting century as India 'A' lost their stranglehold over the hosts at stumps on the third and penultimate day of the second unofficial Test on Friday.
India 'A' consolidated their position in the second unofficial Test, amassing over 550 runs and then reducing New Zealand 'A' to 198 for five on the second day of the match.