New Zealand’s T20 World Cup squad announced: Young talents Rachin Ravindra and Matt Henry to make debut
New Zealand coach Gary Stead is excited about the squad chosen for the upcoming T20 World Cup, which includes young talents Rachin Ravindra and Matt Henry. Both players are set to make their debut at the World Cup and Stead is looking forward to seeing them showcase their skills on the big stage.
Stead believes that the squad is well-balanced and capable of performing strongly in the tournament. He congratulated the players on their selection, emphasizing the significance of representing their country in a global competition. The coach also highlighted the need for the team to adapt to the diverse playing conditions expected in the West Indies.
Ravindra’s consistent performances over the past year impressed selectors, while Henry’s hard work across all facets of the T20 game earned him a place in the squad. Stead specifically mentioned his excitement to see both players step up on a global stage and contribute to New Zealand’s campaign in the tournament.
The squad includes other crucial players like Kane Williamson, Trent Boult, and Tim Southee, among others. Ben Sears has been named as a travelling reserve if needed, ready to step in if required during any matches. New Zealand’s first match is scheduled against Afghanistan in Guyana on June 7, followed by matches against West Indies, Uganda, and Papua New Guinea in Group C.