The Key players return as New Zealand selects for England. Veteran left-armer Trent Boult and fellow fast bowler Kyle Jamieson have returned to New Zealand’s squad ahead of the World Cup.

The Preparations on for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup:-

New Zealand has recalled a pair of dynamic fast bowlers for their upcoming white-ball series against England as preparations continue for the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup to be held in India later this year.

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The Black Caps are set to take on the 2019 champions in a five-match series which will be a crucial exercise ahead of this year.

All-rounder Michael Bracewell is out recovering from an Achilles injury. While Mark Chapman and Jimmy Neesham are in New Zealand as they await the birth of their first children.

Two big inclusions for New Zealand as they prepare for #CWC23 👀

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— ICC (@ICC) August 9, 2023

New Zealand also announced their T20I squad for three matches against UAE and four matches in England before the ODIs later this month. Tim Southee will captain the team in all those matches.

New Zealand ODI Team:–

1. Tom Latham (c), 2. Finn Allen, 3. Trent Boult, 4. Devon Conway, 5. Lockie Ferguson, 6. Matt Henry, 7. Kyle Jamieson, 8. Adam Milne, 9. Daryl Mitchell, 10. Henry Nicholls, 11. Glenn Phillips, 12. Rachin Ravindra, 13. Mitchell Santner, 14. Tim Southee, 15. Will Young.

New Zealand T20I squad:–

1. Tim Southee (Captain), 2. Finn Allen (England), 3. Adi Ashok (UAE), 4. Chad Bowes (UAE), 5. Mark Chapman, 6. Dane Cleaver (UAE), 7. Devon Conway (England), 8. Lockie Ferguson (England), 9. Dean Foxcroft (UAE), 10. Matt Henry (England), 11. Ben Lister (UAE), 12. Kyle Jamieson, 13. Cole McConchie (UAE), 14. Adam Milne (England), 15. Daryl Mitchell (England), 16. Jimmy Neesham, 17. Glenn Phillips (England), 18. Rachin Ravindra, 19. Mitchell Santner, 20. Tim Seifert, 21. Ish Sodhi (England), 22. Blair Tickner (UAE), 23. Will Young (UAE).

Trent Boult was crucial in New Zealand reaching the 2019 WC final

Now, he's back just in time to prepare for the 2023 WC ⚡ pic.twitter.com/Xil6y8U4tC

— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) August 9, 2023

England vs ODI Schedule:–

• 1st ODI – 8 September – Sophia Gardens (Cardiff)
• 2nd ODI – 10 September – The Ageas Bowl (Southampton)
• Third ODI – 13 September – The Oval (London)
• Fourth ODI – 15 September – Lord’s (London)

UAE vs T20I Schedule:

• First T20 match – 17 August – Dubai
• Second T20 match – 19 August – Dubai
• Third T20 match – 20 August – Dubai

Trent Boult and Kyle Jamieson are back 🔙

Kane Williamson will travel to England and continue his rehab from knee surgery

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— ESPNcricinfo (@ESPNcricinfo) August 9, 2023

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England vs T20I Schedule:

• 1st T20I – 30 August – Durham
• 2nd T20I – 1 September – Manchester
• Third T20 match – 3 September – Birmingham
• Fourth T20 match – 5 September – Nottingham