N.Zealand win toss, put in England bat

DUNEDIN: New Zealand won the toss and sent England to bat on the first day of the opening test at the University Oval on New Zealand chief Brendon McCullum Wednesday.New said he was looking for wickets early in the overcast conditions that are expected to help black hats' seamers swing ball.Englandkeep Nick Compton and opening batsman, despite his failure in the loss of warm-up to the eleventh New Zealand last week, and called in the rotor Monty Panesar after Graeme Swann pulled out at the last minute due to an elbow injury. New Zealand attack three seamers and dizziness Bruce Martin his first appearance, as well as beating the opening of a new partnership featuring newcomer Hamish Rutherford and Peter tourists Fulton.The is a strong candidate for a series of three experiments. New Zealand ranked eighth in test cricket, have not won a series against England since 1999, as their only win on home series again in 1984.
The difference:
New Zealand: Peter Fulton, Hamish Rutherford, Ken Williamson, Ross Taylor, Dean Brownlie, Brendon McCullum (captain), Watling BJ, Southee Tim Martin Bruce, Neil Wagner, Boult Trent.
England: Alastair Cook (captain), Nick Compton, Jonathan Trott, Kevin Pietersen, Ian Bell, Joe Root, and died before, widely Stewart, Finn Steve Anderson James, Panesar Monte.