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Former England skipper Michael Vaughan on Wednesday said that he feels for spinner Jack Leach after he was dropped from England's playing XI for the first Test against New Zealand, being played at the Lord's Cricket Ground."Boiling hot .. Dry conditions forecasted for the week .. England decide to play no front line spinner .. You have to feel for @jackleach1991," tweeted Vaughan.England have opted to go in with a full seam attack and they have not picked a frontline spinner in their playing XI for the first Test against the BlackCaps.Wellington Firebirds batsman Devon Conway on Wednesday made his debut for Kane Williamson-led New Zealand for the first Test against England.Conway becomes New Zealand's Test cap number 281 and he will be opening the batting with Tom Latham, after captain Kane Williamson won the toss and elected to bat under sunny skies in London.At the time of the toss, New Zealand skipper Williamson said: "There's always a few things to consider here. Looks like a reasonable surface. We've gone with Santner and de Grandhomme as two all-round options. It has been mixed in terms of the weather. The guys have been working really hard. The focus is on this series. We know how strong this England side is. It's about trying to stick to our plans as best we can."On the other hand, England captain Joe Root said: "We would have batted as well but we have an opportunity to make use of some fresh green grass on that wicket. It is great to have a crowd in - really special for everyone involved. Jack Leach misses out and we're going to play four-seamers. When you have a player like him, he fills three positions in many ways, but this is a chance for guys to come in and prove they are capable at this level."James Bracey and Ollie Robinson are the two players who are making their debut for England in the ongoing first Test against New Zealand.On Tuesday, it was confirmed that pacer Stuart Broad will be the side's vice-captain for the two-match Test series against New Zealand.After the two-match Test series against England, New Zealand will lock horns against India in the finals of the World Test Championship (WTC), beginning June 18 at Southampton.( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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