A two-match Test series is currently being played between New Zealand and Australia. So in the first match of this series held in Wellington, the Kangaroos defeated the host team by a huge margin of 172 runs. The second match of the series will now be played at Hagley Oval, Christchurch from 8 March.

So, before the start of this match, New Zealand captain Tim Southee has given a big statement and indicated that Neil Wagner can be seen making a comeback in the match. Who has announced retirement after his name appeared in the playing eleven of the first match.

It is noteworthy that in the second innings of the first match in Wellington, young New Zealand player Will O’Rourke had a hamstring problem, after which he had to leave the field. However, the situation is not yet clear whether he is completely fit or not. But if he is not fit, then Wagner can definitely be seen playing in the second Test match against Australia starting from March 8 in Christchurch.

Tim Southee gave a big statement

Let us tell you that after the defeat against Australia in Wellington, Kiwi captain Tim Southee said – We have not talked much about this yet. But we’ll see what the situation is with Will (O’Rourke).

The physio has not yet given any time regarding its update and how bad it is. We will see how Will’s condition is in the next few days. I’m sure we’ll have an update within the next 24 hours.

Saudi further said – We will have to move forward clearly in the upcoming match and decide who will play in the team and what role he will play. We see him (Neil Wagner) playing in Christchurch. He had a wonderful welcome here last week. Some of his moments were seen on the field. In fact, he has been a fan favorite for a long time.