New Zealand T20I squad

Squads:

Player Name	DOB	Role	Batting	Bowling
Rachin Ravindra	18-Nov-1999	Batsman	Left	Slow left arm orthodox
Will Young	22-Nov-1992	Batsman	Right	Right-arm offbreak
Mark Chapman	27-Jun-1994	Batsman	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox
Ish Sodhi	31-Oct-1992	Bowler	Right	Legbreak
Tim Southee	11-Dec-1988	Bowler	Right	Right-arm medium-fast
Tim Seifert Wicket Keeper	14-Dec-1994	Wicket Keeper	Right

Ben Sears	11-Feb-1998	Batsman	Right	Right arm medium fast
Mitchell Santner	05-Feb-1992	All Rounder	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox
Glenn Phillips	06-Dec-1996	Wicket Keeper	Right	Right arm Offbreak
Daryl Mitchell	20-May-1991	All Rounder	Right	Right-arm medium
Adam Milne	13-Apr-1992	Bowler	Right	Right-arm medium-fast
Matt Henry	14-Dec-1991	Bowler	Right	Right-arm fast-medium
Lockie Ferguson	13-Jun-1991	Bowler	Right	Right-arm fast
Devon Conway Wicket Keeper	08-Jul-1991	Batsman	Left	Right-arm medium
Josh Clarkson	21-Jan-1997	All Rounder	Right	Right arm Medium
Finn Allen	22-Apr-1999	Wicket Keeper Batsman	Right
Kane Williamson Captain	08-Aug-1990	Batsman	Right	Right-arm offbreak

Scores	Upcoming	Results
Australia vs India - 1st Test West Indies vs Bangladesh - 1st Test 1st ODI - Zimbabwe v Pakistan - November 24, 07:30 GMT 2nd ODI - Zimbabwe v Pakistan - November 26, 07:30 GMT 3rd ODI - Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Kandy No results 3rd T20I - Australia v Pakistan at Hobart Australia won by 7 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)

Bangladesh beat Pakistan for the first time in Test cricket by completing a 10-wicket win in Rawalpindi

Captain Ben Stokes scores 24-ball fifty seals 10-wicket thrashing as England wrapped up a 3-0 series

A record 84-run stand between Lorcan Tucker and Andy McBrine helped Ireland to a four-wicket Test victory over Zimbabwe at Stormont.

England surged to a series win by blowing away West Indies in a single session on the fourth day of the second Test at Trent Bridge.

Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul made comebacks in the ODI squad for upcoming series against Sri Lanka.

India beat Zimbabwe by 42 runs as India has won the series 4-1.

James Anderson bows out with 704 as Gus Atkinson takes 12 to rout West Indies.

Anderson, Atkinson and Stokes share six wickets after England build big lead.

Anderson nipped in to have last man Jayden Seales lbw, leaving West Indies 121 all out.

No place for Foakes or Bairstow with Smith set to make Test debut as wicketkeeper.