Mark Craig thinks he's done all he can to secure a Test debut in the West Indies.
Craig has taken four wickets for just eight runs in the Black Caps' 123-run win over a Jamaican XI , in their final warm up match ahead of the opening Test.
The Otago off-spinner says he's done his part, and his inclusion is now in the hands of the selectors.
"It's obviously as much as I could've done.
"We'll be trying to obviously share the bowling loads throughout our bowlers and stuff like that. I was relatively happy with overall how it came out so its up to the coaches and the selection staff as to whether I get a game or not."
The Black Caps will head to Kingston overnight where they'll link up with captain Brendon McCullum to start preparing for the first Test, starting Monday.
Craig has taken four wickets for just eight runs in the Black Caps' 123-run win over a Jamaican XI , in their final warm up match ahead of the opening Test.
The Otago off-spinner says he's done his part, and his inclusion is now in the hands of the selectors.
"It's obviously as much as I could've done.
"We'll be trying to obviously share the bowling loads throughout our bowlers and stuff like that. I was relatively happy with overall how it came out so its up to the coaches and the selection staff as to whether I get a game or not."
The Black Caps will head to Kingston overnight where they'll link up with captain Brendon McCullum to start preparing for the first Test, starting Monday.