Andy Farrell expects world champions South Africa to be "twice as good" as they were when winning last weekend's first Test but still believes his Ireland side can secure a drawn series in Durban on Saturday.Farrell feels Ireland have room to improve considerably from their performance in the 27-20 defeat in Pretoria."It was a proper Test match and I get…

New Zealand: Perofeta; Reece, Ioane, J Barrett, Tele'a; McKenzie, Christie; De Groot, Taylor, Lomax, S Barrett (capt), Tuipulotu, Finau, Papali'i, Savea.Replacements: Aumua, Tu'ungafasi, Newell, Vaa'i, Jacobson, Ratima, Lienert-Brown, B Barrett.England: Steward; Feyi-Waboso, Slade, Lawrence, Freeman; M Smith, Mitchell; Baxter, George (capt), Stuart, Itoje, Martin, Cunningham-South, Underhill, Earl.Replacements: Dan, Rodd, Cole, Coles, Curry, Spencer, F Smith, Sleightholme.Referee: Nic Berry (Australia).

New Zealand: Perofeta; Reece, Ioane, J Barrett, Tele'a; McKenzie, Christie; De Groot, Taylor, Lomax, S Barrett (capt), Tuipulotu, Finau, Papali'i, Savea.Replacements: Aumua, Tu'ungafasi, Newell, Vaa'i, Jacobson, Ratima, Lienert-Brown, B Barrett.England: Steward; Feyi-Waboso, Slade, Lawrence, Freeman; M Smith, Mitchell; Baxter, George (capt), Stuart, Itoje, Martin, Cunningham-South, Underhill, Earl.Replacements: Dan, Rodd, Cole, Coles, Curry, Spencer, F Smith, Sleightholme.

Wales have lost experience since the 2023 World Cup with George North, Dan Biggar and Leigh Halfpenny retiring from international rugby, following the likes of Alun Wyn Jones, Justin Tipuric and Ken Owens, while Louis Rees-Zammit has switched sports to American Football.Some of those players helped form the bedrock of Gatland's success in his first stint in charge between 2008…