World Test Championship

WTC Final against India could be a good challenge: Kane Williamson -

Kane Williamson, the New Zealand captain, believes that facing India in the World Test Championship final, scheduled to take place between June 18-22 in Southampton, will be a 'very good challenge', which he and his team are looking to look forward to. India and New Zealand, who finished one and two respectively at the end of the two-year World Cup rounds, will meet at the Ageas Bowl to find out who won the first round.

"When we played against India, it has always been a good challenge so it's a lot of fun to play with them," Williamson said in a video posted by the ICC. "She's really excited to be in the finals, obviously winning can be much better."

Williamson praised the competitions held at the WTC before the finals and said the quality of the competitions was 'excellent'. "We have seen that the competitions in the WTC have brought real excitement ... the games have been as strong as in the India-Australia series and our series against Pakistan where you have to work really hard to get results, which is really good."

The fast bowler, Neil Wagner, is looking forward to the speed of India Attack could be a real hand in his Batsmen, but he added that Circumstances Play a Big Part in England. "India has a lot of top bowlers who have done well in a variety of situations, they can swing (Football) under Overcast Conditions but when the sun comes up (wicket) by the Flat nothing happens," said Pacer.

Wagner's Contention was echoed by India's middle-order Batsman, Hanuma Vihari, who had a First-hand Experience playing in the English Premier League, during his short stint with Warwickshire in the Country Championships. "(English) Circumstances can change everywhere so I'm not overwhelmed, I'm trying to control the situation. I'm very happy but I'd like to be there at the moment and not be too impressed by the importance of the situation," said the 27-year-old.

New Zealand will prepare for the finals of the Two-Test Series against England, which starts in Lord, London on June 2. On the other hand, India has selected a strong 20-man team in the final and a series of five Test matches against England, starting on August 4. Virat Kohli's men He is expected to arrive in the United Kingdom in the first week of June.