Henry Nicholls among 11 international players in New Zealand A squad for Tests against India A
- New Zealand Cricket announced a 19-man New Zealand A squad on Thursday to face India A, with the first of three four-day matches beginning in Lincoln on Saturday.
- The lineup features 11 international players, with 13 members listed for each match and the remaining six players sent to the Ford Trophy starting October 28.
- Rhys Mariu will captain the first two games, while captaincy for the third match will be "decided in due course." Cam Paul returns from injury and Nick Kelly is "in line to play game three."
- Pete Sanford, New Zealand Cricket's head of high-performance development, said the series offers players a chance to "test their strengths against international class" opposition from India.
- India's squad includes players preparing for a two-Test series beginning November 19, making the tour a vital preparation period for both teams' international ambitions.
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IND A vs NZ A: Rahul, Jaiswal headline India A’s bid to fine-tune Test preparations
India A will begin their campaign at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval, with the match offering valuable exposure to local conditions ahead of the senior team’s crucial WTC assignment starting November 19 in Wellington.
Rahul, Jaiswal headline India As bid to fine-tune Test preparations against New Zealand A - The Tribune
A strong India A squad featuring several established members of senior team, such as KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal, will look to make the most of the four-day opener against New Zealand A, beginning here on Saturday, as the visitors prepare for next month’s two-Test series. Led by wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel, India A will begin […]
The New Zealand Cricket Board has announced three separate squads for the four-day series against India A. The series begins in Lincoln and Christchurch from October 24. Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul and R Ashwin are in the India A team, while Henry Nicholls is in the New Zealand A team. This is a good platform for preparation for the Test series and for young talents.
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