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Bowling coach Shane Jurgensen will stay on with the BLACKCAPS for the full tour of India later this year rather than returning to New Zealand following the T20I series as initially planned.
The...
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The WHITE FERNS have arrived in Chelmsford ahead of the opening match of the T20 International series against England starting on Wednesday evening (UK time).
The team have spent the last two weeks at a training camp in...
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Pace bowler Matt Henry has been called into the BLACKCAPS squad in Bangladesh as a replacement for batsman Finn Allen – who is in quarantine, recovering from Covid-19.
Allen will remain with the team and continue to be...
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Several familiar faces are part of the next wave of women’s cricketing talent who have signed Women’s Development Contracts for the 2021-22 season.
Seam bowlers Claudia Green and Molly Penfold travel with the WHITE FERNS to...
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BLACKCAPS batsman Finn Allen has tested positive for COVID-19 on arrival in Bangladesh.
Allen, who represented the Birmingham Phoenix in England’s new Hundred competition, is fully-vaccinated and passed all his pre-departure tests in England - before...
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The BLACKCAPS have added Shane Bond as a fourth coach for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup in the UAE and the following three-game T20 International series against India. The former fast bowler is no stranger...
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The WHITE FERNS have arrived at their first training base in Derby after flying from Auckland to London via Singapore.
The players and support staff were transferred from London Heathrow airport to their hotel in Derby where they...
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Central Hinds seamer Rosemary Mair has been forced out of the WHITE FERNS tour to England with a bone stress reaction in her left shin.
Mair was originally part of the 16-strong squad but will be replaced...
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Opportunities aplenty and a crack at a second world title within six months await the BLACKCAPS, who have unveiled four squads for the upcoming tours of Bangladesh, Pakistan and the ICC T20 World Cup in the UAE...
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Player and staff welfare will take on extra significance this winter as New Zealand Cricket attempts to balance the BLACKCAPS workloads over a four month-long period, incorporating tours to Bangladesh, Pakistan, and...
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