New Zealand will send an unchanged squad to the World Cup in The Hague this month.
The group of 18 is the same as that which contested the Champions Challenge tournament in Malaysia three weeks ago, in which they suffered a shock quarter-final exit on penalty strokes to the hosts.
Elevan players have played more than 100 tests, led by captain Dean Couzins and Phil Burrows, both of whom have passed the 300-mark.
Eight players are new to the team since the London Olympics, while midfielder Shay Neal, now over a long term hip injury, will travel as 19th player to cover any late injuries. He will leave the group before the tournament starts, providing all players are fit.
"We now have good experience as individuals while as a team we are still learning a lot and have seen huge growth," coach Colin Batch said.
