New Zealand Considers Changes for Hamilton Test as Southee Prepares for Farewell

The Black Caps will wait until Saturday's toss to decide whether spinner Mitch Santner will be recalled to the team for the third Test against England, which is set to be a crucial match for New Zealand as they seek to salvage pride in Hamilton's Seddon Oval.

The decision to include Santner comes as the team looks to breathe new life into their campaign, which has been marred by two consecutive losses in Christchurch and Wellington. Despite already winning the series, England will be looking to extend their lead in the Test series, and New Zealand will need to make some tough decisions to stay in contention. According to captain Tom Latham, the team will assess the wicket on Saturday before making a final call on Santner's inclusion, who has been in good form and may replace one of the four seamers who have started the first two Tests. This will be Latham's chance to throw a new combination to challenge England's solid batting line-up and wilt spirits that have been dampened after the consecutive defeats. Latham also welcomed Will Young to the top of the order, praised retiring Tim Southee for his spectacular career, and the coach, Brian Charles Edgar Vettori excited for Young's recent run and gaining real experience at international level.

The loss in Wellington was particularly disheartening, with New Zealand being completely outplayed by the English in each phase of the game. This added to the serious worries of fans about the Burn and Toll nervous worse image in the New Zealand cricket fan base. Latham pointed out that the series has not gone as planned this year, and the team's aim now is to give the fans a reason to cheer by doing everything to salvage the Test against England in the Hamilton Test at Seddon Park. The test matches has already seen some major changes, which include changes in the order, the team composition, and various planning to hand over Montana fresh appeal besides the the expected one-week young appearing, including 35-year-old Southee ending his illustrious test career he cricketer in his 107th Test appearance at home.

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