New Zealand tempo bowler Trent Boult, who will open bowling in opposition to India in World Test Championship (WTC) closing subsequent month, ended his managed isolation in New Zealand after coming back from Indian Premier League (IPL) and can bowl for every week in Mount Maunganui earlier than departing for England to affix teammates.
New Zealand play two Tests in opposition to England adopted by WTC closing in an area of three weeks.
“One of the things that I’ve been doing since we’ve been restricted to our rooms for these first few days is planning out each bowler’s preparation,” New Zealand coach bowling coach Shane Jurgensen instructed reporters.
“With Trent, he’s been bowling away in isolation, albeit in his hotel room – I’ve received the odd Snapchat of him bowling, so he has been – then he’s going to go to Bay Oval (Mount Maunganui) under the marquee there and have a few overs specifically in terms of preparing for Test cricket, and then he’ll be over here,” Jurgensen added.
Boult is one of two left-arm pacers in New Zealand squad with Wagner being the opposite.
Doug Bracewell and Matt Henry are different two specialist tempo bowling choices with New Zealand.
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