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Mitchell back in NZ squad for Australia Tests, Kuggeleijn replaces Jamieson

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Reuters
18 February, 2024, 12:40 am
Last modified: 18 February, 2024, 12:24 pm

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Mitchell back in NZ squad for Australia Tests, Kuggeleijn replaces Jamieson

Mitchell missed New Zealand's second test against South Africa while he will also sit out the upcoming T20 international series against Australia as they look to give his foot time to heal.

Reuters
18 February, 2024, 12:40 am
Last modified: 18 February, 2024, 12:24 pm
Photo: Courtesy
Photo: Courtesy

New Zealand all-rounder Daryl Mitchell is expected to recover from a foot injury in time for the test matches against Australia later this month while Scott Kuggeleijn will replace injured fast bowler Kyle Jamieson, New Zealand Cricket said on Saturday.

Mitchell missed New Zealand's second test against South Africa while he will also sit out the upcoming T20 international series against Australia as they look to give his foot time to heal.

"Everything is tracking well with Daryl. The decision to give him a period of rehabilitation was necessary and will allow him to be at his best for what is an important series for the team," selector Sam Wells said.

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"Daryl will keep focusing on his rehabilitation over the next week and will be fit and ready for the first test in Wellington.

Meanwhile, Kuggeleijn returns to the red-ball side following his debut a year ago after a stress fracture in the back ruled Jamieson out for the rest of the season.

Kuggeleijn, 32, has been the leading bowler in the Plunket Shield with 22 wickets while he also smashed an unbeaten ton and took nine wickets in a four-day test against an Australia A side last year.

Fast bowler Will O'Rourke also made the 14-man squad after a sensational debut against South Africa where he picked up nine wickets in the game while fast bowler Trent Boult missed out due to his lack of test cricket action in recent months.

The series will also be a landmark one for skipper Tim Southee and Kane Williamson, who are set to pick up their 100th caps in the second test.

Only Stephen Fleming, Daniel Vettori, Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor have reached the milestone for New Zealand.

New Zealand will host world test champions Australia in two tests starting on Feb. 29 in Wellington and March 8 in Christchurch.

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