New Zealand should consider bringing Henry Nicholls back to strengthen the batti...
- New Zealand should consider bringing Henry Nicholls back to strengthen the batting lineup and play Tim Southee and legspinner Ish Sodhi against India in their next Cricket World Cup match, former coach Mike Hesson believes.
Kane Williamson’s side have been unchanged in their three matches but Hesson, who guided the side to their only World Cup final in Australia in 2015, said they should consider bringing back Nicholls and opening bowler Southee and introducing Sodhi. “That’s where Nicholls is a serious option at six. Jimmy Neesham and de Grandhomme are both good ball strikers but not our best players of wrist spin.
Hesson also thought that Sodhi would provide something different on a Trent Bridge pitch that could suit having two spinners in the lineup.“If they remove all the grass from the pitch, the other option is bring in Sodhi for Henry with Neesham as your third seamer; two frontline spinners and Colin Munro up your sleeve.”
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