Williamson demonstrated his immense talent and the great promise of his relatively young Test career when he achieved his 18th century at 27 years of age and in his 64th Test.
India had thrashed South Africa 3-1 in their last T20 series held in the Rainbow nation and Harmanpreet said the girls were positive in their approach and hoped that the team would do well.
The Black Caps on Wednesday named its team for the match which will be the first pink-ball Test played in New Zealand and the ninth in any country.
Stokes missed the Ashes against Australia last year but his suspension was lifted in time for a tour of New Zealand.
Bairstow posted his century with eight fours and six sixes and reached 104 from 60 balls as he helped the visitors clinch a nail-biting series 3-2.
Chasing 195 to win against England, New Zealand only needed to reach 175 to ensure themselves a place in the finals based on run rate as both teams finished the round-robin stages of the tri-series series with one win each.
The 26-year-old has not played for the country since the Bristol incident, where he was involved in a late-night brawl outside a nightclub in September last year.
Williamson posted his eighth T20 half century but his first in 10 innings since January last year to guide New Zealand to 196/5 as it batted first after winning the toss. England was held to 184/9 in reply.
Stokes has already been named as part of England's squad for the T20 tri-series, which also involves Australia.
England called up Lancashire batsman Liam Livingstone and returning paceman Mark Wood in its 16-man squad for the two-match Test series in New Zealand in March.
Overton was hit by a Pat Cummins bouncer while batting on debut in the second Ashes Test in Adelaide, which he then aggravated in the Perth Test earlier this week.
Marsh batted through the day after resuming on 20 on Sunday, surviving an lbw decision on his way to his fifth test century and first against England.
The Indians were nowhere near to the level that they displayed in their first match against Australia.
While Steve Smith took 105 innings to score 21 Test tons, Sachin Tendulkar batted for 110 innings to achieve this milestone.
Coulter-Nile's injury leaves the Australian pace attack comprising Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins without any back-up during the five-Test series.
Anderson who is England's all-time leading wicket-taker with 506 in 129 Tests, will look to add experience to the team.
Captain Root said the appointment of vice-captain will be done before the Gabba series after discussions with the team management.
Strongly refuting the claims made by the former cricketers, Smith insisted that he was not a selector, but he certainly expressed his views regarding the team.
The Australia opener Renshaw is expecting plenty of verbal banter from the England players and their "Barmy Army" of fans in the opening match of Ashes starting on Nov. 23 at the Gabba.
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