Ahead of WTC final, New Zealand to rest key bowlers for 2nd Test against England
The Hindu
With pacer Trent Boult now available for selection for the final match of the series, New Zealand can easily rest one of their other key bowlers — Tim Southee, Neil Wagner and Kyle Jamieson.
New Zealand are set to rest a few of their key bowlers for the second Test against England to ensure they are fresh and raring to go when they clash with India in the on June 18. New Zealand are already dealing with fitness concerns around skipper while spinner Mitchell Santner has also been ruled of the second match, starting Thursday, due to a finger injury. Williamson has again been troubled by his elbow.
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