Kane Williamson Highlights New Zealand’s Test Challenges in Asia

New Zealand is preparing for an intense schedule with six Test matches, including three against India. Senior batter Kane Williamson believes adapting to subcontinental conditions will be key. The tour includes matches against Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, and finishes with a series against England. Williamson emphasizes growth and learning for the team.

New Zealand is gearing up for a packed few months featuring six Test matches, including a challenging three-match series against India. Senior batter Kane Williamson stresses the importance of adjusting to subcontinental conditions, which will be crucial for their success.

The tour kicks off with a solitary Test against Afghanistan on Monday, followed by a two-Test series in Sri Lanka, and culminates in India for three Tests. These matches form a significant part of their World Test Championships calendar.

Williamson acknowledges the tough challenge ahead, emphasizing the value of these games in the Test Championship. He notes the need for the team to grow and adapt, especially with New Zealand's historically poor record in the subcontinent. The former skipper also anticipates spinners to dominate in the subcontinental conditions.

(With inputs from agencies.)