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Darren Weir has scrapped Villers Stakes plans for Rageese, but Victorias premier trainer is still likely to be represented in Sydney racings summer feature.Weir said seven-year-old gelding Kenjorwood would probably head to Sydney for Saturdays $250,000 Group Two 1600m race at Randwick after his last-start second over the same distance in an open handicap on the Pakenham Cup program.The Villiers had been the plan for stablemate Rageese until he finished unplaced in the Festival Stakes in Sydney last Saturday week.I was going to take Rageese but hes in the paddock, Weir said.Kenjorwood will be entered for sure and its probably a good race for him, really.Hes fourth up now. First-up he just needed the run and his next two starts have been really good.Hes a tough horse on the speed.Kenjorwood has won over the Randwick mile in his only Sydney appearance in an open handicap on heavy ground in July last year when trained by Peter Moody.Cheap Air Max 270 . 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To the surprise of many, it isnt the Wolverines but their in-state rivals the Michigan State Spartans.Left-arm spinner Zafar Ansari will make his Test debut when England take on Bangladesh in the second and final match of the series, at the Shere Bangla National Stadium.But what do you need to know about the multi-talented Surrey star? Here are his key details, including how his skills are not just limited to the cricket pitch…First-class stats (numbers correct as of Oct 27) Matches: 66Wickets: 122Best bowling: 6-30Bowling average: 34.45Runs: 2,908HS: 112Batting average: 31.26 Slow left-armer Ansari has taken 122 first-class wickets How has he bowled of late?Not too shabbily, you have to say. He took 4-68 in the second warm-up game but it wasnt enough to earn him a spot in the first Test - his county captain, Gareth Batty, getting the nod instead. He had a slow start to the 2016 County Championship season after sustaining a fractured thumb on the day he was named in Englands Test squad to face Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates, in September 2015, but grew into the summer to finish with 22 scalps at 31.40 apiece. The undoubted highlight came in mid-June when he claimed 6-16 in 6.2 overs to skittle Nottinghamshire.The previous summer he bagged 44 wickets in the County Championship, with three five-fors and a best of 6-30 against Gloucestershire in June, to help his side earn promotion to the top flight. Ansari has also seized 10 scalps during Surreys run to the Royal London One-Day Cup Final. Ansari has showed his prowess with the bat, too He can bat a bit as well, cant he?Ansari has scored three first-class tons and 15 half-centuries since making his Surrey debut in 2011, cementing his spot as one of the countys most versatile batsmen up or down the order thanks to his patient rather than potent style. The Berkshire-born players solitary ton came against Derbyshire in 2015 - the left-hander notching 439 Championship runs this term with two fifties, at an average of 27.Havent I seen him in an England shirt before?You have if you are a devout watcher of England Under-19 cricket or if you saw Engllands blink-and-youll miss it one-dayer with Ireland in Malahide in May 2015.dddddddddddd Ansari was one of five ODI debutants - alongside Surrey pal Jason Roy, James Vince, David Willey and Mark Wood - in a game that lasted just 18 overs due to inclement weather in Dublin. Ansari was not chucked the ball after stand-in England skipper James Taylor chose to bowl, so had to content himself with jogging around the outfield and high-fiving his team-mates as the visitors reduced Ireland to 56-4. The Surrey man made his ODI debut for England against Ireland in May Is he a man for the big occasion?Ansari showed his skills while playing for Cambridge University against Surrey in 2011, taking 5-33 including the prize wicket of Kevin Pietersen, and then shone on his T20 debut for his county. He biffed 30 from 18 balls against Essex after coming in at No 7 with Surrey in a dicey position and then bowled four frugal overs to help tee up the sides 43-run win before duly being named Man of the Match.Hes somewhat of a bright spark, isnt he?Ansari has a double-first from Cambridge in politics and sociology and is currently writing his masters, a 40,000-word piece on the American souths civil rights movement in the 1960s. An adept piano player to boot, Ansari has refused to rule out a PhD in future. What do they say about him?Alastair Cook: Clearly he has the ability to take the ball away from the right-handers. One thing Ive seen in the nets is he can bowl at good pace with good control. It will be really interesting to see how he goes. He can also bat as well, which is good.Mark Butcher: England need to find out if Zafar Ansari is able to do a job as a left-arm spinner, to see if they have another bowler capable of taking the ball away from Indias myriad of right-handed batsmen.Watch the second Test between Bangladesh and England live on Sky Sports 2 from 4.30am on Friday. You can watch Premier League and EFL Cup football, plus Englands tour of Bangladesh and the Mexican Grand Prix on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy six months at half price!Also See:Ansari to make Test debutAdil Rashid blogSky Cricket PodcastGet Sky Sports ' ' '