Silver Ferns head coach Dame Noeline Taurua said the series was another opportunity to develop players across the board.
"The Cadbury Netball Series with the inclusion of New Zealand teams has been a really successful event for the entire programme in helping players gain experience out there on court," she said.
"With Commonwealth Games next year and then Netball World Cup in 2023 we need to keep growing both on and off court. Match experience is crucial in building towards our upcoming international events, but also going forward beyond that."
New Zealand Men's and Mixed Netball Association President Junior Tana said the Cadbury Netball Series was an exciting opportunity.
"We are really excited to be able to get some of our elite men's players out on court after Covid led to the postponement of our 2021 Men's Nationals," he said.
"We always love these dual gender clashes as they push our athletes to new extremes and add to the development of both sides.
"Horekau he tīma i kō atu i Ngā Kaponga hei hoa whawhai mā mātou i Aotearoa nei hei whakapakari ake i ō mātou pukenga. [There's no more worthy opponents than the Silver Ferns in New Zealand to grow and develop our skills]."
Netball New Zealand will continue to monitor the current Covid-19 alert levels and tickets for the series will be opened if and when NZ moves to alert Level 1.
The Silver Ferns will also host England in Christchurch in a three-test series on September 20, 22 and 24.