Williamson will lead New Zealand in a 3-match ODI collection towards Australia in Cairns this week, starting on Tuesday.
Boult, 33, is ranked as the game’s finest ODI bowler and the T20 World Cup subsequent month could possibly be a doable ship-off.
Others might observe given the age of NZC contract holders. By Christmas, simply two of 19 contracted New Zealand gamers will likely be beneath 30: Glenn Phillips and Kyle Jamieson. Williamson mentioned he understood the departures, however was taken again by the pace of adjustments.
“It’s a tricky one because it is changing. So much seems to have happened so quickly,” he advised reporters. “It does seem to be a movement in the landscape of the game. Every case is unique and every case has got their individual needs at different stages of their lives.
“There are numerous completely different franchise occasions taking place and seeing gamers make choices on their enjoying careers…means that there is a steadiness to strike and a few issues to work by.”
The time may come where Williamson, himself 32 and hampered by injuries in recent years, may also consider a move – but not yet.
“At the second I’m very a lot right here and seeking to do my highest for the staff,” he said. “I really like being concerned on this surroundings.”
Williamson was part of the squad that last month toured the West Indies, claiming 2-1 series wins in both ODI and T20 formats. He sat out the final two 50-over matches with a quad injury, a move he labelled “precautionary”.
“It’s good to have these 10 days at house and the physique is feeling good,” he said, adding a long-running elbow injury had also simmered down. “It’s good to be coaching absolutely and batting for lengthy intervals within the nets.”