Allen may move to middle order for NZ's ODI strategy, Walter says

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Finn Allen is being considered for a move to New Zealand's middle order in ODIs. Coach Rob Walter believes this could offer the team a competitive advantage. Allen has not played a one-day international for over three years. Despite this absence, Walter has expressed confidence in Allen's ability to perform effectively during the middle overs of a match.

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