Dhaka: Batsman Finn Allen has rejoined the New Zealand squad for their twenty -20 series against Bangladesh after recording two negative tests for Covid-19, officials said on Thursday.
The 22-year-old child, who made his international debut this year, was tested positive for infectious diseases 48 hours after arriving in Dhaka last week.
“This is good for us.
He has been a big part of our troops,” said New Zealand coach Interim Glenn Pocknall.
“Hopefully, he will come as soon as possible but he must undergo several tests (fitness).” He will definitely consider.
That’s just a problem when.
He is physically healthy but we need to judge the game what he comes into the team.
“Pocknall said Allen would” certainly add a lot of fire in batting line-up “.
Allen played for Birmingham Phoenix in a hundred tournaments in England before arriving in Dhaka on August 22 with Colin de Grandhomme.
He was fully vaccinated and passed all pre-departure tests In the UK Seven goals on Wednesday when they were closed for 60 – their joints of Twenty20 International Score first.
Meanwhile, Ajaz Patel’s left arm spinner, returned the second most economic numbers for New Zealand spinners at T20s with 1-7, behind 3 -6 Daniel Vettori against Bangladesh, vowed to learn from the opening..
“Glad to finally go there.
We have been training for several days but you never know how it feels until you come out in the middle, “Patel told reporters on Thursday.” We will learn from it quickly and adapt to the next one.
“The four matches remaining from the series will be held at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium on September 3, 5 and 10.
Allen returned New Zealand back for Bangladesh T20is after Covid Bout
