New Zealand Team Announced For T20 Series Against Australia

New Zealand team announced for T20 series against Australia, these players got a place: NZ vs Aus.

T20 series to be played between Australia and host New Zealand. The Kiwi team has been announced for this series. Captain Kane Williamson is set to take the field against the Kangaroo team with his 13-man squad.

Stormy opener Martin Guptill has also returned to this team, who was out due to a hamstring injury. The 34-year-old Guptill has missed some matches in domestic cricket as well.

21-year-old Finn Allenn has been added to the team as a standby. If Martin Guptill is not well then Finn will be included in the team.

Kiwi team selector Gavin Larsen has said that Finn Allen has been included in the team as he has scored 512 runs in the domestic tournament.

He has said, “Martin is our strong opener and he is the highest run-scorer in T20 International cricket. That is why we support him as an opener.”

“Martin Guptill will have to prove his fitness. If he does not do so, Fin Allen will be part of the team as an opener,” said the selector.

Kane Williamson will captain the team, which will play at number three. He had an elbow injury, but now he is fit.

The Kiwi team is currently a full-strength team, while Australia has left stars such as Steve Smith, David Warner, and Pat Cummins at home.

The five-match series between the Kiwi and Kangaroo team starts on February 22. The Australian team is in Quarantine ahead of the first match in Christchurch.

The New Zealand team for the T20 series against Australia is as follows: Kane Williamson (captain), Hamish Bennett, Trent Boult, Mark Champman, Devon Conway.

Martin Guptill, Kyle Jamieson, James Neesham, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner, Tim Siefert ( Wicketkeeper), Ish Sodhi, and Tim Southee.

Ind vs Eng 2nd Test: Half of England team returned pavilion, Ashwin jerk third wicket.

Ind vs Eng 2nd Test day 2 Match Live: The second match of the four-match Test series is being played between India and England at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

On Sunday 14 February, the second day of the second Test match continues. India, playing ahead of 300/6, scored 329 runs, losing all wickets, playing 95.5 overs in the first innings.

In response, the England team has scored 81 for 5 wickets till the time of writing the news. Ollie Pope and Ben Fox are unbeaten.