New Zealand will play two tests against South Africa and Bangladesh on the summer home schedule is pushed back because of the quarantine requirements in the country, said Cricket New Zealand on Friday.
Bangladesh will play tests in early January on Mount Maunganui and Christchurch, while South Africa will open their series at Hagley Oval in mid-February with the second test that follows in Wellington.
The black hat will also hold a team of Australia as part of a short series of Sea Trans-Tasman format in March followed by one twenty-one and three people – a child lunch against the Netherlands to conclude the home season at the end of April.
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“This is not an easy process and we have to work through a number of unexpected changes before completing the arrangement,” said the executive head of NZC David White in the news release.
“After saying that, I’m happy with the volume and quality of international cricket to be played during the summer.” The four men’s tests will be part of the New Zealand defense over the title of the first world test championship which they won earlier this year.
They are unbeaten in the home test series since the 2016-17 tour by South Africa, the New Zealand has never been involved in the series in the longest game format.
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However, the Australian team may not have a lot of similarities to this time in the United Arab Emirates, because they are also scheduled to tour Pakistan in March and April.
Cricket Australia said on Friday the squad to face New Zealand will consist of players who are not needed for three tests in Pakistan.
The Women’s White Ferns Team will play India in six short format matches when they complete their preparation for hosting from the delayed 50-Overs World Cup, which will take place in New Zealand from March 4 to March 3.