Batsman Colin Munro has been dropped from New Zealand’s T20 World Cup squad (Instagram photo)
New Zealand head coach Gary Stead said that Munro is a good player and added that not everyone can get the chance.
New Zealand batsman Colin Munro feels he is disappointed and believes he has played his last international for the national team after being left out of the T20 World Cup squad. The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2021 is starting from October 17 and will be held in Oman and United Arab Emirates (UAE). Winning the Men’s T20 World Cup for the first time, the Black Caps announced a 15-player squad for the upcoming mega-event, with a few prominent absentees, which took many by surprise.
After being turned down by New Zealand, the explosive batsman took to Instagram and said that he missed out on a place in the T20I squad. He also said that he must have played well in his last match for the Black Caps. “Extremely sad to miss out on this one, definitely I had a goal I wanted to stick to,” the 34-year-old wrote in Now. -disappeared Instagram Stories. “Looks like I would have played my last match for the Black Caps, not by choice,” he said.
The limited-overs specialist has 1,724 T20I runs at 31.34 with a strike-rate of 156.44, last played for the Black Caps in the home T20I series against India in which they lost 0-5. He lost the central contract later that year. However, he has been consistently performing well in leagues around the world with strong returns in the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Caribbean Premier League (CPL), Big Bash League (BBL) and is currently serving in The Hundred. Is. Manchester original.
Meanwhile, New Zealand head coach Gary Stead revealed that he had spoken to Munro about his decision to sit out of the Kiwis’ upcoming tours of the Asian nations. He was available only for the T20 World Cup and not for the tours before that, which did not go down well with the management.
However, Stead said that Munro is a good player and added that not everyone can get the chance.
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