Stead says Williamson, Jamieson rested from T20s as India Tests key priority, Ferguson fully fit
The Hindu
All format players like skipper Kane Williamson and pacer Kyle Jamieson have been rested for the T20s
Calling the Tests against India a key priority, New Zealand head coach Gary Stead has said that the all format players will be given rest during the preceding T20 series against the hosts.
Stead also confirmed that pacer Lockie Ferguson, who had a suffered a calf injury at the start of the T20 World Cup in the U.A.E., has regained full fitness and is available for the series opener here on November 17.
All format players like skipper Kane Williamson and pacer Kyle Jamieson have been rested for the T20s, while the other players who are in both squads are Glenn Phillips, Daryl Mitchell, Mitchell Santer and Tim Southee, who will be the stand in captain.
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