The Future Batting Talent for positions 3, 4 and 5 in Blackcaps

There has been plenty of focus on the resurgent Blackcaps and for very good reason.  But I want to turn my attention to the next lot of talent coming through.  Why?  Well if for some reason two of the current 3,4 and 5 in the Blackcaps should not be able to play, someone will have to be drafted into the side to fill some big shoes.

I know Jimmy Neesham could slot into 4 or 5 if needed (tests only) but that leaves Kane's slot should he not be available.  And I'm not saying bring in a tried former BC opener (or other failed scenario) to convert to three, I want to give some young talent in this country a look at batting in the highest level.  In this case I have used the current 3, 4, or 5 from domestic One Day List A squads as most play all three forms of the game.  I have also noted all three of their averages (First Class, List A and T20) and have averaged those averages for a final scoring, as they will probably be required to cover all three facets of the game.  There may be other names I haven't considered so feel free to enlighten me and I'll edit them in.

Yes I am talking young talent so some oldies and ex Blackcaps don't feature.  I'm looking at say 5 - 7 years from now or an injury for them to slot  in.

Here is my analysis.  They are in order of averaged averages, highest first.

Name	Team	First Class Average	List A 50 over Average	T20 Average	Average across all forms.
Craig Cachopa	Auckland	49.5	27.9	29.2	35.5
Mitchell	ND	38.8	30.2	35.81	34.9
Murdoch	Wellington	34.6	35.3	27.6	32.5
Bracewell	Otago	41.01	29.8	21.6	30.8
Diamanti	Canterbury	25.72	30.11	27.42	27.8
Young	CD	34.9	25.4	22.7	27.7
Smith	CD	34.5	29.6	18.6	27.6
Carl Cachopa	Auckland	32.7	17.39	25.3	25.1
Robertson	Otago	34.6	26.4	14	25.0
Santner	ND	24.2	25.3	25.3	24.9