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“He’s been progressing very well. He’s had a great five or six days, really taken care of the field side of things,” Stead said. “That’s the key thing for Kane at the moment. It’s not so much that he’s injured now, it’s that he can run between the wickets and play and do it consistently over 50 games. We’re happy with where he’s at.” in.
“We still have two more training sessions to qualify but at this stage all is looking good for Kane to be back in this game. But we still say it with an air of caution but we are really happy with the way he played.” Been coming.”
Stead has not revealed who will open the way when Williamson returns to the starting line-up, with Rasheen Ravindra hitting a century and a fifty in his two matches at number three in the World Cup.
“If Kane is available, he will play. There’s no doubt about that. He’s one of the best players in the world. The discussions we’re having at the moment are how is it still relevant?” Steed said. “For example, we played Jimmy Neesham in the first game but not in the second. That was about the conditions that we thought suited the team at that time. That’s the constant discussion we have about every game and we also look at the opposition and who they are.” We feel it gives us the right balance in every situation.”
Meanwhile, Southee underwent surgery on his fractured right thumb before the tournament but is now ready to be selected.
“Tim will be available for selection, he’s been tracking well. The thumb seems to be set very well,” Stead said. “He’s been playing at maximum capacity over the last two training sessions, so he’s definitely available for selection.”
