Munro, Neesham in New Zealand ODI Squad

Wellington: Batsman Colin Munro, allrounders Jimmy Neesham and Corey Anderson, and young seamer Mitchell McClenaghan have been named in New Zealand's one-day squad for the South Africa series announced on Friday.

New Zealand have left Doug Bracewell out of their 15-man squad for a one-day international series.

The selectors had retained 11 members from the Twenty20 squad that lost the three-match series against South Africa 2-1, New Zealand Cricket said in a statement.

The Brendon McCullum-led side will play a three-match ODI series after the completion of the two Tests against South Africa in Cape Town and Port Elizabeth.

"The decision to leave Doug Bracewell out of the ODI squad is in line with our policy to sensibly manage player workloads," Black Caps coach Mike Hesson said.

"He has a big role to play in the Test series against South Africa and will benefit from the opportunity to freshen up ahead of the home series against England."

ODI squad:

Brendon McCullum (captain & wk) - Otago Volts
Corey Anderson - Northern Knights
Trent Boult - Northern Knights
James Franklin - Wellington Firebirds
Martin Guptill - Auckland Aces
Roneel Hira - Canterbury Wizards
Mitchell McClenaghan - Auckland Aces
Nathan McCullum - Otago Volts
Kyle Mills - Auckland Aces
Adam Milne - Central Stags
Colin Munro - Auckland Aces
Jimmy Neesham - Otago Volts
Rob Nicol - Canterbury Wizards
BJ Watling (wk) - Northern Knights
Kane Williamson - Northern Knights

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