His former teammate Kane Williamson joins New Zealand,

Tom Bruce, 34, left a former modern colleague Kane Williamson, the New Zealand national cricket team and joined a new team.

Tom Bruce joined the National Cricket Scottit team and will be watching while playing for his new team in his Cricket match in the World Cup 2 in the leg of Canada.

Tom Bruce, his former teammate at Kane Williamson 17 T20is, played for New Zealand.

Tom Bruce won the New Zealand T20i after his impressive performance with the bats of the central areas of Super Smash.

He appeared for the first time in T20i under the leadership of Kane Williamson in the opening series against Bangladesh National Cricket in Naber on January 03, 2017.

The last appearance of Tom Bruce appeared for BlackCAPS on February 02, 2020, against the National Crystate team in the T20i match in Mount Monjoini.

In general, it appeared in 17 T20i matches for New Zealand and scored 279 runs at a rate of 18.60 on average and a 122.36 strike rate with half of two tablets.

Now, Tom Bruce qualified to play with Scotland because of his father -born father in Edinburgh, which represented the Scotland Development Team in 2016.

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There is a long Scottish history within my family – Tom Bruce

In an official statement issued by the Scotland Cricket, Tom Bruce said that there is a “long Scottish history” within his family, who is excited to represent Scotland after playing with New Zealand five years ago. He said:

“There is a long Scottish history within my family, and I know that they will be incredibly proud that I represent Scotland on the world stage. I was lucky enough to play in New Zealand five years ago, and I want to continue to show my skills on the world stage, and to help the Scotland team achieve success, where I know that the group is able to achieve success and continue to grow as a team.

“I briefly participated in the preparation again in 2016, and it was a great experience. I played side by side and against many of the current group of Scotland players, and it was great after their development over the years and I was looking forward to linking them again.

“For me, I want to help the team in any way or its shape to play some fixed -quality cricket and eventually help us transfer us to the World Cup.”

I am very excited to join Tom to the group – Dog Watson

Doug Watson, the coach of men in Scotland, also expressed an excitement from Tom Bruce who joined the team and described him as a Krikiti player at a global level that brings a large number of experience to the table. He said:

“I am very excited to join Tom to the group, not only he is a global Kricit player, but he only brings a full set of experience, but he played a lot of Cricket 50 and T20 game.

“It will add an enormous value in the field and outside the stadium in the coming years, and I look forward to getting it between the group, and I am sure it will fit well.”