![](https://cricketlinenews.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Williamsn.png)
New Zealand chief Kane Williamson and quick bowler Kyle Jamieson have been removed from the crew to confront Bangladesh in the approaching T20I series. The choice was made on preparatory grounds to have the pair fit and prepared until the end of the home series which incorporates Test series against South Africa and Australia.
Williamson was named skipper for the T20I series, denoting his re-visitation of the configuration without precedent for over a year. The 33-year-old has missed a significant piece of global cricket this year subsequent to tearing his Front Cruciate Tendon in the initial round of the IPL and just returned for the as of late closed World Cup in India.
Jamieson, 28, who has been plagued with injury inconveniences himself since blasting onto the worldwide scene a long time back, has as of late whined of snugness in his right hamstring and was not gambled for the ODIs and supplanted in the crew by Ben Burns. The guidance on Jamieson is that his hamstring injury was best served by a time of designated recovery driving into February’s Test Series against South Africa.
“We need both Kane and Kyle to be in the most ideal spot driving into the following block of Test cricket against South Africa and Australia,” lead trainer Gary Stead said. ” In view of conversations with the clinical staff and the players it was concluded a time of restoration and molding was the most ideal choice for the two of them.”
World Cup star Rachin Ravindra and seamer Jacob Duffy have been added to the crew, which will presently be lead by Mitchell Santner.
“Jacob is an accomplished T20 cricketer and consistently brings a great deal when he is important for the Dark Covers climate. He’s buckled down on his white ball abilities in late seasons,” Stead said. “Rachin adds to any climate he’s a piece of and genuinely wants to learn and foster his game – across each of the three organizations.”
New Zealand’s T20I crew will collect in Napier on Boxing Day in front of the principal round of the series on December 27.
Squad: Mitchell Santner (c), Finn Allen, Mark Chapman, Jacob Duffy, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, James Neesham, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Ben Sears, Tim Seifert, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee