Kane Williamson says he remains committed to playing for New Zealand , and has half an eye on the next ODI World Cup in 2027, but acknowledges that his life priorities have shifted as he prepares to play for his country for the first time since the Champions Trophy final in March.

Williamson, 35, was not considered for last week's three-match T20I series against England, as he was recovering from an unspecified medical issue. However, he is back with the squad for the ODI leg of England's visit, which gets underway at Mount Maunganui on Sunday.

"It's nice to be back amongst the group," Williamson told NZC, after linking up with a squad that is now coached by Rob Walter, following Gary Stead's departure in the off-season. "There's been quite a bit of change since the last time I was he

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