NZC chief executive David White said taking care of player welfare was paramount in the current pandemic environment but was confident the squads named were strong enough to bring success. The first Black Caps squad will depart for Bangladesh on 23 August and players from the Test tour of India will return home and complete managed isolation before Christmas. Tom Latham (c) (wk) - Finn Allen - Todd Astle - Hamish Bennett - Tom Blundell (wk) - Mark Chapman - Colin de Grandhomme - Martin Guptill - Matt Henry - Daryl Mitchell - Ajaz Patel - Ish Sodhi - Ben Sears - Blair Tickner - Will YoungĬoaching Staff: Shane Jurgensen, Glenn Pocknall, Graeme Aldridge, Tilan Samaraweera Tom Latham (c) (wk) - Finn Allen - Hamish Bennett - Tom Blundell (wk) - Doug Bracewell - Colin de Grandhomme - Jacob Duffy - Matt Henry (ODI only) - Scott Kuggeleijn - Cole McConchie - Henry Nicholls - Ajaz Patel - Rachin Ravindra - Ben Sears (T20 only) - Blair Tickner - Will YoungĬoaching Staff: Glenn Pocknall, Graeme Aldridge, Tilan Samaraweera New Zealand’s squad for Bangladesh T20Is & Pakistan ODIs
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While Ross Taylor was selected for the ODI series against Pakistan, given the campaign will only span one week it was mutually agreed he would remain in New Zealand to prepare for the Test tour of India and upcoming home summer. Wellington coach Glenn Pocknall will lead the tours to Bangladesh and Pakistan alongside experienced manager Mike Sandle before regular Black Caps bowling coach Shane Jurgenson joins as head coach for the Pakistan T20 series. Tom Latham will lead New Zealand on both tours alongside new-look coaching groups, with regular skipper Kane Williamson and coach Gary Stead to resume their duties at the T20 World Cup. In total, 32 players will be involved through the winter tours, including first timers Cole McConchie and Ben Sears. With player and staff welfare at the forefront of their minds, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have named notably different squads for the tours of Bangladesh and Pakistan compared to their T20 World Cup squad. The T20 World Cup will be part of a lengthy stint for New Zealand in Asia, with tours of Bangladesh and Pakistan scheduled before the global tournament and T20I and Test series in India afterwards. Plenty of news from today, starting with their squad for the and #INDvNZ T20Is. Kane Williamson (c) - Todd Astle - Trent Boult - Mark Chapman - Devon Conway - Lockie Ferguson - Martin Guptill - Kyle Jamieson - Daryl Mitchell - Jimmy Neesham - Glenn Phillips - Mitchell Santner - Tim Seifert (wk) - Ish Sodhi - Tim Southee - Adam Milne* (injury cover) New Zealand’s squad for the ICC T20 World Cup 2021 and India T20Is New Zealand will retain the same squad for a T20 tour of India later this year. Seamer Adam Milne has been selected as the 16 th man and will join the team for the tournament but can only be called upon to replace a player in the squad in the event of an injury.
Add in wicketkeeper Tim Seifert and Glenn Phillips, alongside all-rounders Daryl Mitchell, Jimmy Neesham and Mark Chapman and New Zealand should have both a powerful and adaptable batting order. With the bat, the Black Caps will have plenty of class, with Williamson joined by Martin Guptill and Devon Conway, both of whom are in the top 10 of the ICC T20I batting rankings. Looking to win the Men’s T20 World Cup for the first time, Kane Williamson’s squad is headlined by an all-star bowling group, featuring Ish Sodhi, Mitchell Santner and Tim Southee – all in the top 10 of the ICC T20I bowling rankings – alongside the likes of Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson, Kyle Jamieson and Todd Astle.
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