New Zealand's Daniel Carter (R) passes to Malakai Fekitoa against Scotland during their Autumn International rugby union match at the Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh, Scotland November 15, 2014. REUTERS/Russell Cheyne
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - All Blacks flyhalf Daniel Carter will make just his third Super Rugby start of the season in the number 10 shirt this weekend after being named in the Canterbury Crusaders side to face the competition-leading Wellington Hurricanes.
A quadricep strain to Colin Slade, one of six All Blacks lost to the Crusaders because of injury this week, means the twice World Player of the Year moves from inside centre and back into the playmaker role for the clash.
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