The All Blacks were put through their paces during a training session at Murrayfield as they prepare to defend one of rugby's most one-sided records against Scotland on Saturday. New Zealand have never lost to their hosts in 29 meetings since playing their very first Test in 1905 - while a 25-25 draw at Murrayfield in 1983 is the closest the Scots have come to threatening that statistic. Coach Steve Hanson watched over his players having made a surprising number changes to the side that educated England during their a 24-21 victory in last week's second autumn international. New Zealand coach Steve Hansen (R) and captain Richie McCaw chat ahead of All Blacks Captain's Run
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Scotland host New Zealand in their autumn international Test at Murrayfield
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All Blacks have never been beaten by the Scots in 29 Test meetings
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Steve Hanson has made a raft of changes, although captain Richie McCaw retains his place - while Dan Carter makes a return to the starting line-up
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Scotland's Kiwi coach Vern Cotter will tell his players to ignore the past
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