James Simpson-Daniel will make his Test debut when England meet New Zealand at Twickenham.

The 20-year-old Gloucester wing earns his place following some excellent Premiership displays.

Simpson-Daniel said: "It hasn't really sunk in yet. It will probably sink in tonight when I am lying in bed, and have a chance to think about it.

"Clive Woodward has confidence in me, and I will go out there and play my hardest and try not to let anyone down."

Simpson-Daniel will come up against Jonah Lomu for a second time on Saturday, following the giant All Black wing's appearance for the Barbarians against England last May.

The Gloucester wing marked his international debut that day by out-sprinting Lomu to score a memorable 40-metre solo try.

Taine Randell, New Zealand captain on Saturday, told BBC Sport Online he hoped Lomu would cope better second time around.

"I hope Jonah comes back and has a good game," he chuckled.

"He certainly got a bit of a shock last time but he'll be looking forward to it."

Simpson-Daniel is the only Test debutant in an England side that is built on experience.

However, Leicester and Lions flanker Neil Back, who captained England for part of last season's Six Nations campaign, misses out.

Lewis Moody, Richard Hill and Lawrence Dallaglio form the back row and Hill will become the 12th member of England's 50-cap club.

Matt Dawson has won the scrum-half battle - Austin Healey is named on the bench, preferred to Andy Gomarsall.

Bath captain Danny Grewcock edges out Ben Kay to partner skipper Martin Johnson in the second row.

And Gloucester prop Trevor Woodman wins his sixth cap and first appearance in an England starting line-up.

New Zealand are likely to name many more uncapped players, given that their squad includes 12 of them.

A number of established Test players have been rested, and exciting 20-year-old centre Regan King may be given a role.

Replacements: M Regan (Leeds), J Leonard (Harlequins), B Kay (Leicester), N Back (Leicester), A Healey (Leicester), B Johnston (Saracens), T Stimpson (Leicester).