New Zealand Name Touring Squad for Ireland and England 2026 Tour
Tour Details
- Competition: New Zealand Tour of Ireland and England 2026
- Ireland Tests: End of May 2026
- England Tests: June 2026
- Venues (England): Lord's Cricket Ground, KIA Oval, Trent Bridge
Full Squad
| Player | Note |
|---|---|
| Tom Latham (captain) | |
| Tom Blundell (w/k) | |
| Devon Conway | |
| Zak Foulkes | |
| Dean Foxcroft | |
| Matt Henry | |
| Kyle Jamieson | |
| Daryl Mitchell | |
| Henry Nicholls | |
| Will O'Rourke | |
| Glenn Phillips | |
| Rachin Ravindra | |
| Nathan Smith | |
| Blair Tickner | |
| Kane Williamson | |
| Will Young | |
| Kristian Clarke | Ireland only |
| Michael Rae | Ireland only |
| Ben Sears | Ireland only |
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