Ben Sears is a tall, right-arm fast bowler capable of consistently clocking speeds above 140 km/h . He made his international debut for New Zealand in 2021 , featuring in a T20I against Bangladesh. However, like many young pacers, he found it challenging to adapt to the spin-friendly subcontinent conditions and had a quiet start to his international career. Since his debut, Sears has been in and out of the New Zealand squad , struggling to make a lasting impression. With a pace attack already boasting experienced and proven performers, Sears has found it difficult to cement a regular place in the playing XI. While he certainly brings raw pace and athleticism , he is yet to consistently translate that into wickets at the international level . He made his ODI debut during a tri-series involving New Zealand, Pakistan, and South Africa, but again failed to leave a significant mark in his first couple of games. Still in the early stages of his career, Sears has age and time on his side . With a focus on improving his fitness, consistency, and skillset , he remains a promising fast-bowling prospect for New Zealand. If he can harness his pace and add more control to his game, there's potential for him to become a regular feature in New Zealand's pace battery in the future.