Willison also miss his second India Test.

To prepare him for the three England Testing at home, NZC want to" careful strategy" him.

In order to prepare for the upcoming three-test series against England at home, which begins on November 28, Kane Williamson wo n't travel to India for the final test of the ongoing series. As he continues to rehab from groin injuries in New Zealand, according to an NZC release, it was a" careful technique."

Kane is showing positive signs, but he is n't ready to board a plane and join us, according to head coach Gary Stead. " While points are looking encouraging, we think the best course of action is for him to stay in New Zealand and concentrate on the last portion of his restoration but he'll be good to go for England.

He will be ready for the second Test in Christchurch by taking the cautious approach that the England line is still a month ahead.

Just before the India line, Williamson was injured in the thigh during his tour of Sri Lanka next month.

Despite Williamson's presence, New Zealand have created history by winning the initial two Tests- in Bengaluru and Pune- and handing India their second Test series loss at home since 2012, ending their streak of 18 right series win on home soil. The 2-0 result is even New Zealand's second Test line win in India, under the new leadership of Tom Latham after Tim Southee stepped down from captaincy.

India won the second Test by rolling them over for 46 in the opening innings, before spinning them out for 156 in the opening innings for the next Test, giving New Zealand a 113-run lead. While Bengaluru saw tests conditions for the bowlers in gloomy conditions, the Pune pitch was a smith where Mitchell Santner's drag of 13 innings scripted the line win.

The second Check starts on November 1 in Mumbai.

The series loss has trimmed India's lead at the top of the WTC points table, with 62.82 % points, closely followed by Australia on 62.50. New Zealand, however, jumped to third place with 50 % details to significantly increase their chances of making the WTC last next time.