
“It’s a shame for us. He is a big player”
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult has admitted that veteran batsman Ross Taylor’s calf injury “doesn’t look too good”.

“It’s a shame for us. He is a big player”
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult has admitted that veteran batsman Ross Taylor’s calf injury “doesn’t look too good”.

Williamson struck 11 boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 78
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson led by example with an unbeaten 78 after South Africa were bowled out for 308 on the second day of the first Test in Dunedin.

Taylor celebrates after scoring his 17th ODI century
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Ross Taylor made his 17th ODI hundred, the most by a New Zealand batsman, to guide his side to a narrow six-run win over South Africa in the second ODI in Christchurch. Continue reading

“I’m looking forward to rubbing shoulders with a few more international players and growing my game”
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New Zealand left-arm seamer Trent Boult has made it clear that despite being bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders for INR 5 crore (approximately US$750,000), he is more interested in gaining valuable experience from playing in Indian Premier League (IPL).

Boult was named Man of the Match for his career-best figures of 6-33
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Trent Boult claimed a career-best six wickets, while Ross Taylor made a record-equalling hundred as New Zealand beat Australia by 24 runs in Hamilton to regain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy.

New Zealand pose with the trophy after whitewashing Bangladesh 2-0
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New Zealand demolished Bangladesh by nine wickets after the tourists imploded on the fourth day of the second Test in Christchurch.

Southee finished with figures of 5-94 off 28.3 overs
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New Zealand pace bowler Tim Southee carved through Bangladesh’s batting line-up with a five-wicket haul to give his side the upper hand on the first day of the second Test in Christchurch.

Mominul struck 10 boundaries and a six during his unbeaten knock of 64
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Only 40.2 overs of play was possible on the first day of the first Test between New Zealand and Bangladesh in Wellington due to bad weather, but it was the latter that gained the upper hand courtesy of half-centuries from batsman Mominul Haque and opener Tamim Iqbal.