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Bowlers Won't Be Searching Too Much Swing With Duke Ball, Says NZ's Kyle Jamieson

By IANS News May 20, 2021 • 16:15 PM View: 1915

New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Jamieson says he and the entire bowling unit won't get carried away with the extra swing that the Dukes cricket ball offers during their tour of England, which includes the World Test Championship (WTC) final against India.

The Kiwis, used to playing with the Kookaburra at home, will be playing in England with the Dukes ball which offers more swing. Prior to the WTC final, they will play two Tests against England.

TAGS New Zealand Tour Of England World Test Championship Kyle Jamieson

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