Gavin Larsen highlights importance of managing NZ pace bowlers' workloads
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 5:59 AM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026

Gavin Larsen underscored the significance of managing the workloads and return-to-play processes of New Zealand's fast bowlers. During a discussion on the team's depth in pace bowling, he noted the increasing attrition rates among bowlers and how crucial their management is for future performance. This comes as New Zealand looks to navigate the demands of the busy cricket schedule. Further strategic measures may be implemented to ensure optimal player availability and effectiveness throughout the season.
- •Larsen discusses New Zealand's pace bowling depth and management strategies.
- •Attrition rates among fast bowlers are a growing concern.
- •Future performance may hinge on careful workload management.
- •New Zealand faces a demanding cricket schedule ahead.
- 5:59 AMESPNcricinfo — 'You can see the attrition rate…' - NZ have the pace depth but managing workloads is crucial
""The depth of those fast bowlers is crucial and us managing their workloads and their return-to-play processes is critical," says Gavin Larsen
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