David Havili and Lukhan Salakaia-Loto were named Thursday co-captains of a combined New Zealand Australia accumulated with all blacks and Wallabies to face British and Irish lions in Adelaide.

Coach Les Kiss chose 17 internationals on his day of match 23 Saturday’s final heat game Lions before they face Australia In the opening test in July 19 in Brisbane.

Coach Andy Farrell’s leader is invincible in four games in Australia after wins over four sides of Super Rugby, including 36-24 ANTI Do brumbies Wednesday in Canberra.

New Zealand Anna, the first time that energy houses have joined forces since 1989, can provide the lion with their biggest test so far.

Playerdo player at the beginning XV has international hats, with Salakaia-Loto part of a close close Queensland Reds, along with Aidan Ross, Jeffrey Toomag-Alln and Angus Blyth.

Former Bordeaux Samu’s support begins in Flancker, with all Blacks Shannon Frizell and Hoskins Sotutu ending the Forward package.

Havili, who recently led Canterbury Crusaders to the Super Rugby title, is in the center of the center along with the former Center All Blacks Ngani Laumape.

“After talking to all the players, we thought that the co-captive model with natural leaders like David and Lukhan will really fit this team and what we represent,“Said Kiss, who will follow Joe Schmidt as coach of Wallabies next year and is being assisted by the former coach of all Blacks Ian Foster.

“This week has been beautifully built and the boys have put a lot of time to get to know each other.

“In the formation of new connections, many have discovered that they have more in common than they initially thought.

“We have named an experienced, powerful side of the Saturday and we know that our bench will make an impact when they get their opportunity.“

AU-NZ winner XV Matchday Squad V British and Irish Lions:

initial: 15. Shaun Stevenson, 14. Aj lam, 13. I am laumone, angus blyth, 3. Jeffery tooma-ralen, 2. Brandon Panga-amosa,

REPLACEMENT: 16. Kurt eklund, 17. Joshua Fusitu’a, 18. George Doors, 19. Matt Philip, 20. Joe Brial, 21. Kalani Thomas, 22. Harry McLaughlin-Fillips, 23. Jock Campbell