New Zealand recovered from a top-order batting collapse to beat West Indies by three wickets in the second ODI
Medium-fast bowler Michael Mason, 12th man for the series opener, is also retained.
Captain Stephen Fleming withdrew from the first ODI against Sri Lanka to be present at the birth of his first child.
The England spinner dismissed coach Duncan Fletcher's claim that he is the best finger spinner, saying Harbhajan Singh and Deniel Vettori are better bowlers.
New Zealand, set 249 to win, were in desperate trouble at 98 for seven against South Africa
A mystery virus has forced the New Zealand captain out of his team's opening tour match in Australia.
Captain Daniel Vettori took three for 25 on Sunday to help New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 83 runs in the final ODI.
ICC World XI announced their 12-member team for the warm-up game against Victoria on Sunday.
Sourav Ganguly elected to bat on a dry surface at the Harare Sports Club against New Zealand in the final of the Videocon Cup tri-series
He became only the seventh all-rounder in the world to score 2,000 runs and take 100 wickets in a particular country.
Australia's reached 575 for eight declared before New Zealand stumbled to 56 for two at the close of the second day's play in the second Test.
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 83 runs in the third and final ODI to wrap up the series 3-0.
At the close on day 3, Bangladesh were 210 for eight in their second innings, still needing 153 runs to make New Zealand bat again.
The Kiwi skipper scored 202 out of his team's 545 for 6 on day 2 of the second Test against Bangladesh, who were 82 for three at close.
Daniel Vettori took six wickets as New Zealand romped to victory by an innings and 99 runs against Bangladesh on the fourth day of the first Test on Friday.
They will need to bat the entire final day on a deteriorating Bay Oval pitch in Mount Maunganui on Wednesday to stop the hosts taking a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
All rounder Daniel Vettori will captain New Zealand's one-day squad on their tour of Bangladesh later this month.
New Zealand were 102 for 5 in their second innings at close on day four, still 15 runs adrift of England, who made 526 in their first innings.
The Kiwis have now automatically qualified for the final of the tournament, which also features Pakistan.
At close of play on Day 3, New Zealand were 361 for seven, with Oram on 49 and Daniel Vettori 21.\n\n
Pakistan beat New Zealand by six wickets to level the five match series 1-1.
Sri Lanka were 94 for 2 in reply to New Zealand's 305 in the first innings, on day 3 of the second Test.
The Sri Lankan collided\n\nwith batsman Vettori while trying to run him out during the second Test.
McMillan has had a wretched domestic summer and his omission has opened the way for Matthew Horne to return to the squad.
Sri Lanka's Rangana Herath became the most successful left-arm spinner in Test cricket on Saturday, claiming six for 59 to bowl his team to an emphatic 259-run victory against Bangladesh in the first Test.
