New Zealand Test squad

Squads:

Player Name	DOB	Role	Batting	Bowling
Kane Williamson Captain	08-Aug-1990	Batsman	Right	Right-arm offbreak
Jeet Raval	22-Sep-1988	Batsman	Left	Legbreak
Todd Astle	24-Sep-1986	All Rounder	Left	Legbreak
Tom Blundell	01-Sep-1990	Wicket Keeper	Right	Right-arm offbreak
Tom Latham Wicket Keeper	02-Apr-1992	Wicket Keeper	Left	Right-arm medium
Colin de Grandhomme	22-Jul-1986	All Rounder	Right	Right-arm fast-medium

Henry Nicholls	15-Nov-1991	Batsman	Left	Right-arm offbreak
Trent Boult	22-Jul-1989	Bowler	Right	Left-arm medium-fast
Ajaz Patel	21-Oct-1988	Bowler	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox
William Somerville	09-Aug-1984	Bowler	Right	Right-arm offbreak
Mitchell Santner	05-Feb-1992	All Rounder	Left	Slow left-arm orthodox
Ross Taylor	08-Mar-1984	Batsman	Right	Right-arm offbreak
Tim Southee	11-Dec-1988	Bowler	Right	Right-arm medium-fast
Neil Wagner	31-Mar-1986	Bowler	Left	Left-arm medium-fast
BJ Watling Wicket Keeper	09-Jul-1985	Wicket Keeper	Right

Scores	Upcoming	Results
South Africa vs Pakistan - 3rd ODI 4th Test - Australia v India - December 26-30, 23:30 GMT 1st Test - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan - December 26-30, 07:30 GMT 3rd ODI - Zimbabwe v Afghanistan at Harare Afghanistan won by 8 wickets (with 139 balls remaining) 3rd T20I - West Indies v Bangladesh at St Vincent Bangladesh won by 80 runs

Lasith Malinga becomes first bowler to take four consecutive wickets in T20Is, ODIs.

Colin de Grandhomme and Tom Bruce prosper as New Zealand clinch T20 series against Sri Lanka.

Ross Taylor and Colin de Grandhomme help Black Caps to five-wicket win to grab early lead in T20I series.

New Zealand win second Test against Sri Lanka by innings and 65 runs and drawn 2-match series by 1-1.

BJ Watling, Colin de Grandhomme contrasting half-centuries put Black Caps in driver seat on Day 4 of second Test.

The southpaw also shared an unbeaten stand of 70 with Watling to ensure the visitors ended the day at 196/4.

Lasith Malinga to captain hosts in T20I series; Angelo Mathews, Thisara Perera dropped from squad.

Wet weather has allowed only 66 overs across the first two days in Colombo on Friday.

Dimuth Karunaratne helped Sri Lanka to 85 for two at stumps on a rain-hit day one of the second Test against New Zealand in Colombo on Thursday.

Tim Southee to lead New Zealand in upcoming T20I series against Sri Lanka