Monday, June 9, 2025
spot_img

Mitchell called up for India Tests

Date:

Share post:

spot_imgspot_img

WELLINGTON, Nov 14: In-form batter Daryl Mitchell has replaced injured Devon Conway in the New Zealand squad for the upcoming two-Test away series against India.
Conway was ruled out of the India tour and Sunday’s ICC T20 World Cup final against Trans-Tasman rivals Australia with a broken hand he sustained in the New Zealand’s semi-final win over England on Wednesday.
New Zealand coach Gary Stead said Conway would return home with the T20 squad after their three-game series in India next week, while Mitchell will stay on for Tests.
“It’s a shame for Devon to miss out on the first series of the new World Test Championship cycle, but it also offers up an opportunity for someone else,” Stead said in a statement issued by New Zealand Cricket.
“Daryl’s versatility means he can cover a lot of batting positions and he’s certainly got plenty of confidence at the moment. He’s proven he can perform in Test cricket and I know he’s excited to rejoin the Test group,” he added.
New Zealand will reach India on Monday for the tour which begins with three T20 Internationals starting November 17 in Jaipur, followed by Ranchi (November 19) and Kolkata (November 21).
The two-Test series starts in Kanpur on November 25 with the second Test schedule to be hosted by Mumbai from December 3. (PTI)

spot_imgspot_img

Related articles

Film Tourism Policy: Govt offers incentives

SHILLONG, June 8: The Meghalaya government is set to roll out generous subsidies and discounts under the Meghalaya...

Indian men eye comeback against Netherlands in FIH Pro League

Amstelveen, June 8: The Indian men’s hockey team will have to shed the habit of conceding late goals...

National Nuggets

After Goa min berates doctor, CM rejects his suspension Panaji, June 8: Amid backlash from the medical fraternity and...

Gari a·sel ong·e me·chik saksa sianggipani bidingo police sing·sandia

SHILLONG: Re·anggipa June-ni 4 tariko, Ri Bhoi a·jani Shangbangla jolo Assam-ni gari bolsa a·sel ong·e me·chik saksa sianggipa...