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New Zealanders in India
BOMBAY, Oct 24: New Zealand cricketers hope to make up for their lack of experience with yout-
hul talent and dedication, skipper Ken Rutherford said Monday after bringing hjs team" here at the start t>f a gruelling tour, reports AFP.
Rutherford conceded New Zealand had been depleted bv the absence of injury-stricken bowler Danny Morrison and all-rounder Chris Cairns.
Star batsman Martin Crowe opted to stay out of the Indian leg of the tour, which will also take them to their first series in South Africa in 32 years, so as not to strain a chronic knee problem.
Rutherford, who will lead the Kiwis in a triangular, limited-over series against India and the West Indies followed by the trip to South Africa, also cited the difficulty in adjusting
to competition after a long winter lay off.
"We are the underdogs for the first two games of the tournament, as we are short of competitive cricket." said the right-hand batsman, who will celebrate his 29 th birthday Wednesday when New Zealand play the West Indies in Goa.
"We also are coming straight from winter temperatures of 10 degrees (Celsius, or 50 deg Fahrenheit), rain and snowfall at home, to hot conditions?' he said.
.But the team will try to adjust quickly to the playing conditions and strive not to be a bunch of pushovers. Rutherford said, adding it will make up for its shortage of experience with talent and devotion to the job.
"We are a young and exciting team and are looking forward to the tour," he said. "We are taking the tour seriously."
He picked Dion Nash,
Mathew Hart. Stephen Fleming and Adam Parore for special mention as players to watch out for.
Manager and ex-Test player Geoff Howarth described it as a "team of the future" which would provide the nucleus for New Zealand's 1996 World Cup ’ squad.
"Jt has a lot of talent and should develop into a good side after gaining experience?" Howarth said.
India beat the West Indies . by four wickets Sunday in the opening match of the three-nation series.
TEAM
Ken Rutherford (captain). 6ryan Young. Blair Hartland. Stephen " Fleming. Shane Thomson Adam Parore-. Chris Harris. Chris Pringle. Murphy Sua. Mathew Hart. Lee Germon, Richard de Groen. Simon Doull. Darrin Murray. Dion Nash.