Team for New Zealand tour to be picked on Tuesday

December 30, 2013 05:53 pm | Updated November 16, 2021 06:07 pm IST - Mumbai

Chairman of the National Selection Committee Sandeep Patil (left) with his fellow committee member Roger Binny. File Photo

Chairman of the National Selection Committee Sandeep Patil (left) with his fellow committee member Roger Binny. File Photo

The Indian squad for the upcoming tour of New Zealand comprising five ODIs and two Test matches is to be picked in Mumbai on Tuesday, according to Cricket Board sources.

“The team for New Zealand would be selected at the Cricket Centre (BCCI headquarters) tomorrow. Meeting is at 12:30 pm,” the sources told PTI .

The tour commences with the first ODI at Napier on January 19, 2014 and ends on February 18 with the second Test at Wellington starting February 14.

After a glorious run in ODIs this year starting with the triumph in the ICC Champions Trophy in June, India suffered their first series loss in South Africa prior to the ongoing Test rubber and a few changes are expected in the squad.

It’s not certain whether the selectors would pick the Test squad too along with the ODI line-up as they did for the tour to South Africa to help the members of the latter squad and depart early for getting acclimatised to the conditions.

New Zealand tour itinerary:

Jan 19: 1st ODI, Napier

Jan 22: 2nd ODI, Hamilton

Jan 25: 3rd ODI, Auckland

Jan 28: 4th ODI, Hamilton

Jan 31: 5th ODI, Wellington

Feb 2—3: Warm-up game, Whangarei

Feb 6—10: 1st Test, Auckland

Feb 14—18: 2nd Test, Wellington

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