Kane Williamson is set to miss the initial Test against India in Bengaluru with his takeoff from New Zealand postponed by a crotch strain he endured during the Sri Lanka series. New Zealand have added Imprint Chapman to the crew for the three-Test visit through India that starts in Bengaluru on October 16. The group will be driven by Tom Latham after Tim Southee ventured down as chief following the 2-0 loss in Sri Lanka. The remainder of the crew stays unaltered from the Sri Lanka visit. Despite the fact that Michael Bracewell may be accessible for the first Test in Quite a while prior to leaving for the introduction of his subsequent youngster. Ish Sodhi will join the crew as Bracewell's swap for the second and third Tests. Williamson's physical issue is a significant blow for the Dark Covers thinking about his involvement with India and New Zealand's battles for runs in Sri Lanka. He encountered crotch uneasiness during the second Test in Galle and requires a lengthy time of restoration at home prior to traveling to India. Dark Covers selector Sam Wells was confident Williamson could have an impact later in the series however affirmed he would miss the principal Test. "The counsel we've gotten is that the best strategy is for Kane to rest and restore now instead of chance exasperating the injury," Wells said. "We're confident that assuming the restoration goes to design Kane will be accessible for the last option part of the visit. "While it's clearly frustrating to not have Kane accessible from the very outset of the visit, it gives an open door to another person to assume a part in a significant series." Williamson's physical issue opens the entryway for Chapman to potentially make his Test debut having played 78 white-ball matches for New Zealand. The left-hander has played six top of the line matches for New Zealand A, including scoring hundred years against India An out of 2020 yet has not played for New Zealand A starting around 2022 when he made 92 and 45 in a five star match in Bengaluru. He actually played three Plunket Safeguard matches for Auckland the previous summer in February and Walk yet posted scores of 123 against Otago and 83 off 68 in his last innings against Focal Areas, the two of which came at No. 3. Previous Sri Lanka spinner Rangana Herath will likewise go to India with New Zealand as a feature of the training staff after his consultancy job as a twist bowling trainer in Sri Lanka. Tom Latham (capt), Tom Blundell (wk), Michael Bracewell (1st Test only), Mark Chapman, Devon Conway, Matt Henry, Daryl Mitchell, Will O'Rourke, Ajaz Patel, Glenn Phillips, Rachin Ravindra, Mitchell Santner, Ben Sears, Ish Sodhi (2nd and 3rd Test only), Tim Southee, Kane Williamson, Will Young