He collected nine wickets throughout the series (one test, three one-day internationals, two Twenty20 internationals) including 2 for 35 in the final outing in Hamilton. The 22-year-old, he turns 23 tomorrow (Thurs), bowls with good pace but can lack control.
"It is very exciting to have the opportunity to stay on in New Zealand and play some more first-class cricket." Jarvis said. "The Plunket Shield is a very tough competition and I am sure that I will learn a lot from the experience. With the Stags having just won the Ford Trophy, they are playing great cricket and I am looking forward to making a real contribution as they chase another title".
Central Districts are third on the Plunket Shield table and play the competition-leading Northern Knights in Gisborne on Friday.
Central Districts squad to play Northern Districts: Jamie How (c), Carl Cachopa, Kyle Jarvis, Tarun Nethula, Kieran Noema-Barnett, Dean Robinson, Mathew Sinclair, Bevan Small, Steven Smidt, Ben Smith, Kruger van Wyk, Daniel Wightman.