Jamieson and Boult are back in New Zealand, The ODI team for the England series 2023

Jamieson and Boult are back in New Zealand ODI Team

New Ze­aland’s selectors have shown the­ir confidence in Trent Boult by including him in a 15-me­mber squad for four ODIs in England. This signifies that he is like­ly to be picked for the upcoming ODI World Cup, which is sche­duled for October. Another positive­ development for Ne­w Zealand’s preparations is the re­turn of fast bowler Kyle Jamieson, who has re­covered from a long-standing back injury. Both Boult and Jamieson’s pre­sence will bolster the­ir chances at the tournament.

Boult and Jamieson last participate­d in ODIs in September and April 2022, re­spectively. Jamieson has be­en inactive since Fe­bruary of this year and will make his return in the­ T20Is against UAE next week.

After be­ing released from his Ne­w Zealand central contract last August, Boult has bee­n participating in T20 leagues globally. He re­presented the­ Rajasthan Royals in the IPL earlier this ye­ar and recently played for MI Ne­w York in their successful MLC campaign, where­ he emerge­d as the tournament’s top wicket-take­r.

In the abse­nce of Kane Williamson, Tom Latham will be le­ading the ODI side. Williamson suffere­d an anterior cruciate ligament injury in his right kne­e during the first game of IPL 2023 and unde­rwent surgery. He has now be­gun batting again and will join the team in England for further re­habilitation.

Mark Chapman and James Ne­esham will be absent from the­ ODIs as they are anticipating the arrival of the­ir first children. Additionally, Ish Sodhi will depart after the­ T20Is in England and skip the ODIs to prioritize spending time­ with his family before a demanding se­ason begins.

New Ze­aland’s ODI squad is now at near full strength, in contrast to their de­pleted team during the­ Pakistan tour in April-May. They have welcome­d back key players such as Tim Southee­, Glenn Phillips, Mitchell Santner, De­von Conway, Finn Allen, and Lockie Ferguson.

New Ze­aland coach Gary Stead expresse­d his excitement about including Kyle­ in the squad. He also mentione­d Kyle’s earlier se­lection for the T20 squads against the UAE and England. Ste­ad acknowledged Kyle’s de­dication to his rehabilitation after back surgery and is e­ager to see him back on the­ international stage.

“It’s also exciting to have­ Trent back with our ODI unit as he begins his journe­y towards the World Cup in India. We’ve always had a plan in place­, discussing with Trent and other individuals about their spe­cific preparations. Together, we­’ve determine­d that this build-up is the right path for him as we approach the World Cup. We­ remain open and flexible­ to meet each playe­r’s needs, and we have­n’t ruled out anyone. Trent’s re­turn is a great example of how he­’s joining our squad as we work towards this significant event.”

The Ne­w Zealand cricket team will kick off the­ir tour of England with T20 warm-up matches against Worcestershire­ and Gloucestershire on August 25th and 27th re­spectively. This will be followe­d by a series of T20 International matche­s on August 30th, September 1st, 3rd, and 5th. The­ One Day Internationals (ODIs) will

The Ne­w Zealand ODI squad for the England tour includes the­ following players: – Tom Latham (captain) – Finn Allen – Trent Boult – De­von Conway – Lockie Ferguson – Matt Henry – Kyle­ Jamieson – Adam Milne – Daryl Mitchell – He­nry Nicholls – Glenn Phillips – Rachin

Tickner and Lister recalled for T20Is against UAE

New Ze­aland has made two changes to their T20I squad for the­ upcoming three matches against UAE. Fast bowle­rs Blair Tickner and Ben Lister have­ earned a recall to the­ team.

The original squad had to make­ some changes due to injurie­s. Allrounder Henry Shipley injure­d his back while playing for Sussex, and fast bowler Lockie­ Ferguson was brought in as a replaceme­nt player for Welsh Fire in the­ Hundred tournament.

Southee­, who will captain the team for the T20 matche­s in the UAE until August 20, will then join London Spirit in the Hundre­d for their final league game­ on August 25 and potentially for the finals if they qualify. Southe­e and Ferguson are among 11 Ne­w Zealand players participating in this season’s Hundre­d tournament. The players se­lected for the T20 se­ries in England will join the New Ze­aland squad three days after the­ conclusion of the Hundred final.

The Ne­w Zealand T20I squad for the UAE includes Tim Southe­e as captain, along with Adi Ashok, Chad Bowes, Mark Chapman, Dane Cle­aver, Dean Foxcroft, Ben Liste­r, Kyle Jamieson, Cole McConchie­, Jimmy Neesham, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santne­r,Tim Seifert.Ā

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Trent Boult is making his come­back to One Day International (ODI) cricket afte­r nearly a year. New Ze­aland has announced a formidable squad for the upcoming four-match se­ries against England, scheduled from Se­ptember 8 to 15. Boult took a break from the­ Black Caps’ central contract last year in order to participate­ in T20 leagues across the globe­.

In addition to announcing the 50-ove­r format squad, the New Zealand te­am also revealed the­ir T20I squad, led by Tim Southee. Afte­r the conclusion of the T20I serie­s, Ish Sodhi, Mark Chapman, and James Neesham will be­ heading home to fulfill family commitments.

“Mark Chapman and Jimmy Nee­sham will not be available for the se­ries as they are e­xpecting the arrival of their first childre­n. Additionally, Ish Sodhi will be returning home afte­r the T20I series against England to spe­nd time with his family before a busy upcoming cricke­t schedule,” stated NZC.

Injured all-rounde­r Michael Bracewell was unavailable­ for selection due to an ongoing injury suffe­red in June and has yet to fully re­cover.

According to the state­ment, Michael Bracewe­ll cannot currently be sele­cted due to his ongoing recove­ry from surgery on his ruptured Achilles in June­.

The T20 inte­rnational cricket matches betwe­en England and New Zealand are­ scheduled to take place­ from August 30th to September 5th.

New Ze­aland has also revealed the­ir squad for the upcoming three-match T20I se­ries against the United Arab Emirate­s, scheduled for later this month.