New Zealand quick bowler Kyle Jamieson was on Tuesday dominated out of the England Test collection with a recurrence of a stress fracture in his again. Seam bowler Matt Henry will even miss the primary Test at Mount Maunganui starting Thursday as he waits for the delivery of his first baby. Jamieson, 28, had not performed any worldwide cricket since June when he initially suffered the again harm on the tour of England. Jamieson performed for a New Zealand XI in a warm-up towards England final week with out ache, however New Zealand coach Gary Stead mentioned a scan had revealed one other fracture.

“It’s really gutting for Kyle to have this happen after he’d put so much hard work into getting himself back on the park,” mentioned Stead.

“While Kyle’s not feeling any pain, the evidence is pretty clear he has a stress-fracture.”

Jamieson will return to Christchurch to endure extra scans and faces an prolonged interval on the sidelines.

The uncapped duo of Jacob Duffy and Scott Kuggeleijn will change Jamieson and Henry in New Zealand’s squad for the primary Test.

The day-night match is predicted to start on time at 2:00pm (0100GMT) Thursday, regardless of heavy rain from a tropical storm.

Henry must be accessible for the second Test in Wellington, which begins on February 24.

(This story has been edited by Mahaz News workers …)

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