New Zealand has announced a 15-member squad for the upcoming T20I tri-series against South Africa and Zimbabwe, marking the start of their preparation for the ICC T20 World Cup 2026. One notable absence is former captain Kane Williamson, who has made himself unavailable due to commitments with Middlesex in the County Championship and the London Spirit in The Hundred. This decision opens the door for younger players to step up in his absence.

The tri-series will serve as the first major international assignment for Rob Walter, New Zealand's newly appointed head coach. Walter stressed the significance of the tour, especially with the World Cup approaching. “I think we’ve got a really strong squad for this tour, and I’m looking forward to getting the team together and getting into the work. With the T20 World Cup around the corner, all of our upcoming series are critically important to our buildup. This series gives us the opportunity to test the breadth of our squad, explore different players, and potentially different combinations against some quality opposition,” Walter said, as quoted by Cricbuzz.

A few regulars are missing from the tour. Lockie Ferguson has been rested, Ben Sears is out with a side strain, and Kyle Jamieson is unavailable due to personal reasons as he awaits the birth of his child. Devon Conway and Mitch Hay are also not part of the squad. Wicketkeeping duties will be handled by Tim Seifert. The team will be led by Mitchell Santner, while Glenn Phillips and Rachin Ravindra make their return after missing the March series against Pakistan due to IPL 2025 commitments. Pacer Adam Milne also returns for the first time since November.

Walter banks on experience and new faces

Matt Henry, who had been sidelined with a shoulder injury since the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, is back in the squad and will be eager to make an impact. Another exciting inclusion is 23-year-old uncapped batter Bevon Jacobs, who retains his place after touring with the side in Sri Lanka and is expected to make his debut during the series. “Adam’s a really skilled T20 bowler; he’s particularly proficient with the ball up front and brings that extra pace and bounce. With the likes of Lockie Ferguson, Ben Sears, and Kyle Jamieson out, it’s great to be able to lean on an experienced head in Adam,” Walter added.

Welcome back Bevon Jacobs & Adam Milne 🤝 Full story | https://t.co/1jOONKyaso #CricketNation 📷 = @PhotosportNZ pic.twitter.com/33CPm3uT0K

— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) June 26, 2025

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This squad gives New Zealand an ideal chance to try new combinations and strengthen their bench strength ahead of the global tournament. With a good blend of experience and young talent, the BlackCaps will aim to fine-tune their plans under their new coach and captain.

New Zealand T20I squad for Zimbabwe and South Africa T20 Tri-Series 2025:
Mitchell Santner (C), Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Jacob Duffy, Zak Foulkes, Matt Henry, Bevon Jacobs, Adam Milne, Daryl Mitchell, Will O’Rourke, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Tim Seifert, and Ish Sodhi.

In the wake of Match 63 between Mumbai Indians (MI) and Delhi Capitals (DC) in IPL 2025, the phrase “Umpire Indians” began trending on social media, as frustrated fans and analysts blamed a series of poor umpiring decisions for being a huge factor in the game. Although MI secured a great victory by 59 runs at Wankhede Stadium, the focus was more on the poor decisions that haunted the match. Among the discussion circulating among fans was the main sentiment that Delhi Capitals were victims of poor officiating. 

Two specific decisions stood out among many that night. The first was in the 13th over of DC's chase when Vipraj lofted a shot that clearly sailed over the boundary ropes yet was signaled a four by the on-field umpire. Frustrated players and fans of DC were bewildered that no TV umpire review was called. Television replays, which suggested that the ball comfortably cleared the boundary, killed DC’s momentum just when they needed a boost. 

The second questionable decision happened when Vipraj was dismissed off a delivery from Mitchell Santner that appeared to be a clear no-ball for overstepping. While Santner's foot was clearly over the line from the original camera angles shown to broadcasters, the on-field umpires chose not to refer to it as a no-ball. All this was further compounded by the fashionable disbelief of the commentators and the crowd. As if that weren’t enough, Abhishek Porel’s LBW dismissal sparked further outrage, with UltraEdge indicating a possible inside edge that wasn’t considered in the final call.

Social Media Uproar: “Umpire Indians” Becomes a Hashtag of Frustration

As soon as the game ended, fans took to Twitter and Instagram to share screenshots and clips of the poor decisions, calling them “game-defining errors.” The hashtag #UmpireIndians became a trending topic in a number of regions, with fans accusing the officiating crew of inconsistency and bias. Some fans wanted the BCCI to investigate umpiring standards and put in more strict DRS protocols.

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While Mumbai stepped away with a must-have win to keep them alive in the playoff hunt, the post-match discussion has mostly centered around the umpiring controversies, not Suryakumar Yadav's brilliance or Bumrah's fiery spells. For a tournament that prides itself on excellence, the integrity of umpiring might now be the biggest talking point of the IPL.

In IPL 2025, 63 match was played between the Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals. In this match, Mumbai has confirmed its place in the playoffs with a win of 59 runs. Whereas Delhi team is now out of the playoff race. Mumbai has become the fourth team to reach the playoffs this season. In such a situation, we have all four playoff teams of this season. But the fight for number 1 and number 2 is still on.

Mumbai Indians Secure Playoff Spot with Strong Win Over Delhi Capitals: The Race for Top 2 Gets Even More Exciting in IPL 2025

 MI vs DC match account Talking about the match, Mumbai Indians, batting first, scored 180 runs for the loss of 5 wickets. Mumbai was successful in reaching this total due to Suryakumar Yadav's unbeaten 73 runs. However, the start was not good for Delhi in the target of 181 runs. Where the team lost its 5 wickets for just 65 runs. The result of which was that the entire team of Delhi was reduced to just 121 runs.

In this way, Mumbai won this match by 59 runs and confirmed its place in the playoffs. Who will make it to the top 2? After today's win, Mumbai Indians fans will now be very interested to know whether Mumbai can secure its place in the top 2 or not. Because if we look at the latest points table given below, Mumbai is at number four. Whereas Gujarat, Bangalore, and Punjab, which are at number one, second, and third, have more chances to secure their place in the top 2. Because these three teams still have to play 2-2 matches. Whereas Mumbai now has to play only 1 more match this season. In such a situation, it will be interesting to see whether Mumbai can reach the top 2.

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Twitter reactions after MI wins 63th match of IPL 2025

The Win You Know, The Reason You Don’t #MIvsDC | #DCvsMI | pic.twitter.com/lZA9d81m9v

— Siju Moothedath (@SijuMoothedath) May 21, 2025

7/8 wins for MI after this moment.💀🤡💀#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/QIXVmT321w

— उपदेश त्रिपाठी (@UpdeshTripathi) May 21, 2025

Such jokes are the source of happiness for Mumbai Indians 🔥#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/dSFeQhTRt5

— 😼 (@MasterrGogo) May 21, 2025

pic.twitter.com/EOQvQEKeZ4
Thank you DEECHEE for first giving us a free victory with 3 runouts which brought us in form and today for sealing our playoffs😌😌.
Great Comprehensive Win Paltan. #MIvsDC #Playoffs

— Arpit Gupta (@Maa_da_laad1a) May 21, 2025

Delhi Capitals who ignited the win fest of MI, putting in their 120 percent to stop it today....

DC be like- pic.twitter.com/b68BygXUfh

— Misty Sinha (@naive_shrewd) May 21, 2025

Wow what a match!! Well played MI🔥🔥 MI won the match and qualified to semi's 🥳🥳🥳#MIvsDC pic.twitter.com/VYF59po6ho

— 🅻︎🅰︎🆅︎🅰︎🅽︎🆈︎🅰︎✍️🌸✿꧂ (@pklavanya_kar) May 21, 2025

MI will go to the playoffs for sure. You really thought that DC was gonna win. Bruh, MI is overpowered. One or the other player performs each match. DC just lost it's way 🤐

— JD's Cinema (@siva1999stark) May 21, 2025

MI qualified for the playoffs,
DC is out of the tournament — just as everyone had predicted

— AbhiRaj (@AbhilekhRai) May 21, 2025

Ela Choke Chesaara asalu 😂#DelhiCapitals #MIvDC #DCvsMI pic.twitter.com/KAnbI0ETtP

— Tollymasti (@tollymasti) May 21, 2025

After this tweet:

MI won 7 out of 9 games
DC lost 7 out of 9 games https://t.co/czanZzUhxC

— V (@161_chepauk) May 21, 2025

Michael Bracewell will lead New Zealand in their five-match T20I series against Pakistan. He also captained the team during their tour of Pakistan last year, which ended in a 2-2 draw. Bracewell is stepping in as captain since Mitchell Santner, Devon Conway, Lockie Ferguson, Glenn Phillips, and Rachin Ravindra are all in India for the IPL.

Michael Bracewell will take over as captain for the Pakistan T20Is while Mitchell Santner is unavailable.

He played a big role in the Champions Trophy, where New Zealand finished as runners-up. In the final against India at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, he scored a crucial half-century and took four wickets against Bangladesh. To manage the workload of fast bowlers, Kyle Jamieson and Will O’Rourke will only play the first three matches. Matt Henry, who missed the final against India, will return for the last two games.  

“It’s a huge honor to captain my country. I really enjoyed leading the team in Pakistan last year, and it’s great to have many of the same players in this squad,” Bracewell said in a statement from New Zealand Cricket.  

New Zealand squad for Pakistan T20I series

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Ben Sears is back after recovering from a hamstring injury, while leg-spinner Ish Sodhi returns after missing the Sri Lanka series. Kane Williamson has decided to sit out and wasn’t considered for selection. Bevon Jacobs, who was in the squad for the recent T20I series against Sri Lanka, couldn’t play as he was busy with the IPL. The T20I series between Pakistan and New Zealand begins on Sunday, March 16, at Hagley Oval in Christchurch.

Indian Team lifted the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 after defeating New Zealand in the final at the Dubai International Stadium. The tournament was played in a hybrid format India’s matches, including the semifinal and final, were held in Dubai, while the rest of the games took place in Pakistan across Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi. Meanwhile, the ICC picked Mitchell Santner as the captain of their Team of the Tournament for his brilliant captaincy in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

Pakistan, the defending champions and hosts, had a tough time in the tournament, failing to win a single game. They lost their first two matches to New Zealand and India, while their last group-stage game against Bangladesh was abandoned due to rain. Pakistan has a tough time in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Team of the Tournament

1. Rachin Ravindra (New Zealand)
   Rachin Ravindra had an outstanding tournament, scoring 251 runs at an average of 62.75, including two centuries. His brilliant performances earned him the Player of the Tournament award.

2. Ibrahim Zadran (Afghanistan)
   Ibrahim Zadran was Afghanistan’s standout batter, scoring 216 runs at an average of 72, including a century. Unfortunately, Afghanistan’s journey ended early after their last group-stage match against Australia was washed out.

3. Virat Kohli (India)
   Virat Kohli once again showed his class, scoring an unbeaten century against Pakistan. He finished the tournament with 218 runs at an average of 54.5.

4. Shreyas Iyer (India)
   Shreyas Iyer was solid in India’s middle order, scoring 243 runs at an average of 48.6, with two crucial fifties and helping India to win the Crucial final against New Zealand.

5. KL Rahul (wk) (India)
   KL Rahul made valuable contributions both with the bat and behind the stumps. He scored 140 runs at an incredible average of 140, with his highest score being 42*. His unbeaten knock in the final against New Zealand played a big role in India’s victory.

6. Glenn Phillips (New Zealand)
   Glenn Phillips was one of the best fielders in the tournament, taking five catches. He also contributed with the bat, scoring 177 runs at an average of 59, and even took two wickets.

7. Azmatullah Omarzai (Afghanistan)
   Azmatullah Omarzai was impressive with both bat and ball. He scored 126 runs at an average of 42 and picked up seven wickets, including a brilliant five-wicket haul.

8. Mitchell Santner (c) (New Zealand)
   Mitchell Santner was chosen as the captain after leading New Zealand to the final. He had a solid tournament with the ball, taking nine wickets at an average of 26.6 and an economy rate of 4.80.

9. Mohammed Shami (India)
   Mohammed Shami played a key role in India's bowling attack, picking up nine wickets in the tournament. He made a strong start with a five-wicket haul in India's opening match against Bangladesh.

10. Matt Henry (New Zealand)
    Matt Henry was one of the standout bowlers of the tournament, taking 10 wickets at an average of 16.7 with an economy of 5.32. Unfortunately, he was ruled out of the final beacuse of injury.

11. Varun Chakaravarthy (India)
    Varun Chakaravarthy was one of the brilliant spinners in the tournament. He picked up nine wickets at an average of 15.1 while keeping his economy rate at just 4.53.

    12: Axar Patel (India)
          Axar Patel was among the top all-rounders in the tournament. He took five wickets at an average of 39.2 with an economy of 4.35. He also made valuable                contributions with the bat, scoring 109 runs, including a crucial 29-run knock in the final in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

ICC squad of Champions Trophy

Rachin Ravindra, Ibrahim Zadran, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul, Glenn Phillips, Azmatullah Omarzai, Mitchell Santner (c), Mohammed Shami, Matt Henry, Varun Chakaravarthy, 12th player: Axar Patel

Although Mitchell Santner is widely regarded as a "part-time cricketer," his contributions on the field tell a different story. He played an instrumental role in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 semi-final, leading the Kiwis to their first final since 2009—and his performance throughout the match proved that he may not always be in the middle of the action, but he remains a mainstay for the team.

Why Santner Is Called a Part-Time Cricketer

Despite being an integral member of New Zealand's white-ball side, Santner hasn't had much luck sticking in the team over Test cricket. With pace-dominant bowling attacks preferred by New Zealand, his chance in red-ball cricket has been limited. The constant shuffling in and out of the playing XI gave rise to the impression of him being a part-time player. In ODIs and T20Is, however, he has come up trumps with bat and ball on numerous occasions to prove his worth in crunch situations.

By profession, a cricketer, and by passion, a golfer.

Besides cricket, Santner gets so much time to spare while playing golf, which is a passion of his. Along with his teammate Kane Williamson, he finds that golf is the perfect way to unwind. His love for that sport has even got his fans joking that he's a "full-time golfer, part-time cricketer."

New Zealand's part-time cricketer led the Kiwis to their first-ever Champions Trophy final since 2009 😄#ChampionsTrophy2025 pic.twitter.com/8A3zeozbC7

— CricTracker (@Cricketracker) March 5, 2025

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With New Zealand now in the final, Santner's contributions may well be the factor that turns them into first-team champions. Whether it be on the cricket field or the golf course, his demeanor and talent are what guarantee him to be a genuine game-changer.

New Zealand have won the second semi-final against South Africa in Lahore. The Champions Trophy final will be played against India Vs New Zealand in Dubai. It's going to be a hefty work for both the teams. New Zealand crushed South Africa by batting first putting upon a huge, total of 362 runs, cudos to Rachin Ravindra and Willamson for centuries which laid the strong foundation despite losing early wickets. They never looked freckled and South Africa looked clueless when they were bowling. There was no plan of action from South African captain Temba Bavuma. 

When South Africa came to chase they were already in huge pressure of chasing a huge total and its been a habit of them chocking in crunch situation. Even today partnership of Temba Bavuma and Rassie Van Der Dessen couldn't save them, because rest of them fell like bunch of cards even though Miller crunched till end but it was too late.

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It's New Zealand Vs India For The Finals

New Zealand will once again travel to Dubai for one last time where India is waiting for them. Both New Zealand and India were the best teams to be deserving in the finals. India has been unbeaten in the tournament like they were in the 2023 World Cup and New Zealand has just lost only one game that too against India, In the rest of the other games they have crunched the opposition.

India and New Zealand were in the same group of the Champions Trophy where India topped the table by beating New Zealand, thanks to the spell of Varun Chakravarthy who took a fifer and finished his redemption when he got hammered 5 years back in the same Dubai ground. It is a match between two quality sides who have equal firepower yet India still has the pain that they will never forget which was delivered in 2000

Repetition of the 2000 Champions Trophy Final

Let's take back to your days of late 2000 when the same teams which are now playing the finals of the 2025 Champions Trophy, played the highly intense final 25 years ago too. Where Stephen Fleming the current CSK coach and Saurav Ganguly leading their teams respectively. India won the toss and chose to bat first. It was Ganguly for India who was leading from the front scoring a fantastic century and accompanied by little master Sachin Tendulkar half a century gave  New Zealand the target of 265.

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When New Zealand came to chase believing it was not the kind of start they wanted they lost their openers Craig Spearman and Nathan Hassle, backed by Stephen Fleming even though half of the side was in the dugout. It was a match in hand for India, But then Chris Cairns expanded the innings completely he scored 102 runs from 113 balls supporting Chris Harris who scored 46. New Zealand won the match by six wickets with 2 balls to spear. It was a clear turn that no one expected and after 25 years the clock has come to its full rotation, where India and New Zealand going to face each other on Sunday 9 March. Will India take their redemption it's time to wait for. 

Champions Trophy league matches are at its end and today Australia and Afghanistan will be tackling for the remaining semifinalists spot. Next India going to take on the most balanced side of Champions Trophy New Zealand on March 2. India will be exbhiting his bench strength against that game as both the team have already qualified for semi finals. 

 India has few injury concerns too where captain himself will be available is the talk of the town. During the match against Pakistan, Rohit Sharma injured himself while sliding on field. Later it was confirmed that he had catched his hamstring. New Zealand would also try their bench strength to regain their solidity. 

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Black Caps Eyeing For The Trophy

New Zealand have outclassed their opponents in this Champions Trophy edition first they beat Pakistan who were hosting the tournament. Then they beat Bangladesh while chasing a tricky target  where Bangladesh gave a tuff time to black caps but Rachin Ravindra brilliant knock constrained their effort and paved their way to semi finals. 

 New Zealand would also try to utilize their bench strength to identify the positives of their players though they are considered as well balanced side of the Champions Trophy. They have that constructed side that has every department ticked right from batters to bowlers. They have every possible chance to win the Champions Trophy. 

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India's Stamping Authority

Whereas India is the most consistent winning side who use their resources well. India still lacks their main resource Jasprit Bumrah who can be lethal with his pace. But to back strain injury that occurred in the Bgt series has sidelined him for the Champions Trophy. Though Mohammad Shami has been added to the squad after his recovery. Now few recent concerns are occurring in the team. 

 During the latest practice session, Captain Rohit Sharma and Vice Captain Subhman Gill were missing, rather the rest of the squad were in a practice session. Indian team can't afford more injuries for now though they have backup but disturbing the core team will affect the balance. Both teams will have some definite changes to examine their bench strength. It is assumed that Shami and Rohit may be rested. Rishabh Pant may get a game to play and Kl Rahul may get the opening slot. 

The highly anticipated final between Pakistan and New Zealand is finally here! Fans from all over the world are eagerly anticipating which team will raise the trophy. All you need to know about the match, live streaming information, top players, and a summary of their previous match is below.

Match Details:

• Match: Pakistan vs New Zeland, Final
• Date: February 14, 2025
• Venue: National Stadium, Karachi
• Time:
  1. Pakistan: 2:00 PM PST
  2. India: 2:30 PM IST
  3. South Africa: 11:30 AM SAST

LIVE STREAMING

TV Broadcast

• India: Sony Sports Network
• Pakistan: PTV Sports
• South Africa: SuperSport

Online:

• SonyLIV App & Website (India)
• PTV Sports Website & App (Pakistan)
• SuperSport Live Stream (South Africa)
• FanCode App & Website (Available in multiple countries)

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Key performers:

Pakistan:

Babar Azam – Pakistan’s captain and top-order batsman, known for his consistent performances.

Shaheen Afridi – A world-class fast bowler who can take early wickets.

Mohammad Rizwan – A dependable wicketkeeper-batsman who can anchor the innings.

New Zealand:

Kane Williamson – A match-winner with experience in handling pressure

Devon Conway – A strong top-order batsman who can provide a solid start

SQUADS:

Pakistan: Fakhar Zaman, Babar Azam, Saud Shakeel, Mohammad Rizwan(w/c), Salman Agha, Tayyab Tahir, Khushdil Shah, Shaheen Afridi, Mohammad Hasnain, Naseem Shah, Abrar Ahmed, Kamran Ghulam, Faheem Ashraf, Haris Rauf, Akif Javed, Usman Khan

New Zealand: Will Young, Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham(w), Glenn Phillips, Michael Bracewell, Mitchell Santner(c), Matt Henry, Ben Sears, William ORourke, Rachin Ravindra, Mark Chapman, Nathan Smith, Lockie Ferguson

New Zealand became the first team to announce the full squad for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, as the New Zealand Cricket (NZC) has announced a 15-member squad for the tournament on Sunday (January 12). 

New Zealand is set for the Pakistan tour, which will include an ODI tri-series against the hosts Pakistan and South Africa before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) will host the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 from February 19 to March 9, 2025. The single round-robin ODI tri-series will begin on February 8, with the tournament Final date of February 14. Before the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, New Zealand will also play a warm-up match against Afghanistan in Karachi.

New Zealand are in Group A of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, along with Pakistan, India, and Bangladesh. 

While the NZC has announced the 15-member squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, the same squad will be available for the ODI tri-series. The squad was announced at a special event at the Pullman Hotel in Auckland.

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand squad - Kane Williamson and Lockie Ferguson return with one stand-by name

Former New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and the 33-year-old New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson have returned to the ODI squad, who last played in November 2023 during the Semi-final against the hosts India in the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2023. Mitchell Santner will continue his leadership role in the ODI format.

Fast bowler Matt Henry, who just won the Player of the Series award in the home ODI series against Sri Lanka, will play an important role in the pace-bowling unit along with Ferguson. 

However, if Ferguson remains unavailable for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 due to his ILT20 play-off commitments, the stand-by player for the tournament, Jacob Duffy will replace him. 

Well depth in every aspect

The pace trio, Will O’Rourke, Ben Sears, and Nathan Smith, are set to experience their first senior ICC tournament. Sears was previously in the traveling reserve for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 in the West Indies and United States.

Apart from Williamson, the batting unit has the experiences of Tom Latham, Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, and Will Young, while Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, and Mark Chapman will bring the powerful batting depth option.

Captain Mitchell Santner has the spin-bowling support of Michael Bracewell, Glenn Phillips, and Rachin Ravindra.

Among the 15 members, only Kane Williamson (2013 and 2017), Tom Latham (2017), and Mitchell Santner (2017) previously experienced the ICC Champions Trophy. 

New Zealand won the ICC Champions Trophy 2000, which was the second edition of the tournament (ICC KnockOut Trophy), under the leadership of Stephen Fleming. 

New Zealand’s 15-member full squad for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 (also for the ODI tri-series in Pakistan)

Mitchell Santner (Captain), Kane Williamson, Tom Latham (wk), Devon Conway, Lockie Ferguson, Matt Henry, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Will Young, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Ben Sears, Will O’Rourke, Nathan Smith.