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Tim Southee and Kane Williamson will both be absent from the India tour

Mitchell Santner to lead New Zealand T20I squad against India

Veteran all-rounder Mitchell Santner has been named the captain for the upcoming 3-match T20I series scheduled to begin later this month in India.

Here's the full NZ squad.

Tim Southee and Kane Williamson will both be absent from the India tour.

Veteran all-rounder Mitchell Santner has been named the captain for the upcoming 3-match T20I series scheduled to begin later this month in India. While Tim Southee and Kane Williamson will both be absent from the India tour, Santner will lead the team in the T20Is and Tom Latham in the ODI series. Further, left-arm fast bowler Ben Lister has been named for the first time in a Black Caps squad which consists of 15 names. The Santner-led side has 9 names from last year's T20 World Cup. The new players apart from Lister include Henry Shipley and Michael Rippon. Also read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/nepal-high-court-releases-rape-accused-cricketer-sandeep-lamichhane-on-bail-1673578562633">Nepal High court releases rape accused cricketer on bail</a> The 3-match T20I series begins on 27 January in Ranchi. NZ Squad: Mitchell Santner (C), Finn Allen, Michael Bracewell, Mark Chapman, Dane Cleaver, Devon Conway, Jacob Duffy, Lockie Ferguson, Ben Lister, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Michael Rippon, Henry Shipley, Ish Sodhi, Blair Tickner&nbsp;

Black Caps star Jimmy Neesham has joined Trent Boult in declining a central contract offer by New Zealand Cricket.
Neesham has instead chosen to honour his pre-existing T20 league commitments all around the world. The 31-year-old who was initially left out of the 20-man central contract list, was offered the choice to sign one now but chose not to do it.
Also read: Shane Warne's daughter lashes out against Channel 9
Neesham said that he had planned on accepting a contract in July but after NZC left him out of the list, he chose to sign up with T20 leagues around the world. And even when the board came calling, Neesham chose his pre-arranged agreements instead of re-signing the central contract.
The Kiwi all-rounder though can be picked by the board whenever he's available for selection.

After Trent Boult, all-rounder Jimmy Neesham declines New Zealand central contract

After Trent Boult, Black Caps all-rounder Jimmy Neesham has chosen not to re-sign with New Zealand Cricket.

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All-rounder Jimmy Neesham declines New Zealand central contract

The 31-year-old who was initially left out of the 20-man central contract list, was offered the choice to re-sign but chose not to do it.

Black Caps star Jimmy Neesham has joined Trent Boult in declining a central contract offer by New Zealand Cricket.
Neesham has instead chosen to honour his pre-existing T20 league commitments all around the world.&nbsp; The 31-year-old who was initially left out of the 20-man central contract list, was offered the choice to sign one now but chose not to do it.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/shane-warne-s-daughter-calls-biopic-plans-on-father-beyond-disrespectful-1663240965350">Shane Warne's daughter lashes out against Channel 9</a>
Neesham said that he had planned on accepting a contract in July but after NZC left him out of the list, he chose to sign up with T20 leagues around the world. And even when the board came calling, Neesham chose his pre-arranged agreements instead of re-signing the central contract.
The Kiwi all-rounder though can be picked by the board whenever he's available for selection.

With New Zealand all set to take on India in the World Test Championship final from June 18, Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson expressed his excitement to play against&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men.
He said that playing against India would be a fantastic challenge and he is really very excited to be involved in the final against Kohli's men.
New Zealand&nbsp;was the first team to book a berth in the final of the inaugural&nbsp;World Test Championship with India confirming their spot after a series win vs England.

Really excited to play against India: Kane Williamson

New Zealand&nbsp;skipper Kane Williamson is really excited to face India in the World Test Championship final and feels that it will be a fantastic challenge.

With New Zealand all set to take on India in the World Test Championship final from June 18, Kiwi skipper Kane Williamson expressed his excitement to play against&nbsp;Virat&nbsp;Kohli's men.
He said that playing against India would be a fantastic challenge and he is really very excited to be involved in the final against Kohli's men.
New Zealand&nbsp;was the first team to book a berth in the final of the inaugural&nbsp;World Test Championship with India confirming their spot after a series win vs England.

Ahead of their Test tour to England in May, New Zealand's&nbsp;home based cricketers&nbsp;received their first dose of the the Covid-19 vaccine.&nbsp;
New Zealand&nbsp;government had said last month that athletes would get priority in the country's vaccine rollout&nbsp;to allow them to participate in&nbsp;events of national significance.
The Blackcaps will travel to England for a 2-match Test series&nbsp;on June 2, after which they will face India in the ICC World Test Championship final on June 18 n Southampton.

New Zealand cricketers receive Covid-19 vaccine

Ahead of their Test tour to England in May, New Zealand's&nbsp;home based cricketers&nbsp;received their first dose of the the Covid-19 vaccine.

Ahead of their Test tour to England in May, New Zealand's&nbsp;home based cricketers&nbsp;received their first dose of the the Covid-19 vaccine.&nbsp;
New Zealand&nbsp;government had said last month that athletes would get priority in the country's vaccine rollout&nbsp;to allow them to participate in&nbsp;events of national significance.
The Blackcaps will travel to England for a 2-match Test series&nbsp;on June 2, after which they will face India in the ICC World Test Championship final on June 18 n Southampton.

Cricket to resume in New Zealand, Windies & Pakistan agree to tour

International cricket to resume in New Zealand&nbsp;after a 7-month forced break.

After a successful return of international cricket in England, it's now all set to resume in New Zealand&nbsp;after&nbsp;a 7-month forced break due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Their cricket board announced on Tuesday that the revised home season will start with a 3-match T20 series vs the West Indies from November 27, followed by 2 Tests starting December 3. The Kiwis will then take on Pakistan in 3 T20I and 2 Tests.&nbsp;The New Zealand government has also granted conditional approval to allow the West Indies and Pakistan series to go ahead. The Blackcaps last played a game in March vs Australia behind closed doors in Sydney.

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