New Zealand have recalled centre Conrad Smith in the only change to the team for their 'grand slam' tour decider against England on Saturday.
Smith missed the victory over Wales because of a groin injury he picked up against Ireland on 15 November.
The 27-year-old will start at outside centre in place of Richard Kahui, who drops out of the squad completely.
Should New Zealand defeat England, they will complete their third successful 'grand slam' tour of the home nations.
New Zealand have not conceded a try in their wins over Scotland, Ireland and Wales this month and have won their last six games against England.
They are aiming to add to their previous grand slams in 2005 and 1978.
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"After England's loss to South Africa last weekend we know they will come out and throw everything at us," said Henry.
"But the All Blacks are relishing the challenge and looking forward to the Test."
Victory at Twickenham will be a sweet moment for the New Zealand management team after the torrid end to their World Cup campaign last year.
Henry, together with assistants Steve Hansen and Wayne Smith, remained in posts despite the shock quarter-final defeat against France in Cardiff.
But since then they have retained the Tri-Nations for the fourth season running as well as sealing a 3-1 Bledisloe Cup triumph over Australia in Hong Kong on 1 November.
"We've been through a lot of pressure, but winning the Tri-Nations and the Bledisloe Cup gave us an opportunity to relax and enjoy the tour," said Henry.
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"To play Tests on five consecutive Saturdays and win them all is a major achievement, just as much as the Tri-Nations or a Bledisloe Cup."
Henry added that the selection of Smith was a "reasonably straightforward decision".
"I feel for Richard but Conrad has played some good rugby all year. He was our number one centre coming over, so we are back to our number one line-up."
Hooker Hikawera Elliot will take over from Corey Flynn in an otherwise unchanged set of replacements.
The last time the teams met at Twickenham was in 2006, when the All Blacks won 41-20.
New Zealand: Mils Muliaina; Joe Rokocoko, Conrad Smith, Ma'a Nonu, Sitiveni Sivivatu; Dan Carter, Jimmy Cowan; Tony Woodcock, Keven Mealamu, Neemia Tialata, Brad Thorn, Ali Williams, Jerome Kaino, Richie McCaw (capt), Rodney So'oialo.
Replacements: Hikawera Elliot, John Afoa, Anthony Boric, Kieran Read, Piri Weepu, Stephen Donald, Isaia Toeava.
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