Jamieson to leave New Zealand T20I squad after third game; Tickner joins for final two

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New Zealand are managing player workloads during their T20 international series. Kyle Jamieson will depart the squad following the third match. Blair Tickner will then join the team for the last two games. The New Zealand side described the changes as planned workload management. The report from ESPNcricinfo also covers related squad moves in the same series.

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