Colin Munro is back in New Zealand’s Twenty20 squad
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New Zealand opener Colin Munro has returned to the Twenty20 squad for the opening game of the T20 tri-series against Australia on February 3 in Sydney.
Colin Munro will miss the third Twenty20 International against Pakistan
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New Zealand have been dealt a huge blow ahead of the third Twenty20 International against Pakistan as they will be without the services of big-hitting opening batsman Colin Munro.
Colin Munro struck three boundaries and two sixes during his unbeaten knock of 49
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Colin Munro claimed the key wicket of Babar Azam before smashing an unbeaten 49 as New Zealand cruised to a seven-wicket win over Pakistan in the first Twenty20 International in Wellington.
Colin de Grandhomme was named Man of the Match for his unbeaten 74
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New Zealand all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme walloped a 40-ball 74 to lead his side to a comfortable five-wicket win over Pakistan in the fourth ODI in Hamilton.
Shoaib Malik “is doing well and is resting”
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Pakistan all-rounder Shoaib Malik has displayed symptoms of a delayed concussion after he was struck on the head while batting during the fourth ODI against New Zealand in Hamilton.
Kane Williamson celebrates after scoring his 10th ODI century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson led by example with a stunning 115 as the Black Caps cruised to a 61-run win via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method in a rain-affected match in Wellington.
Colin Munro now holds the record for the most hundreds in Twenty20 Internationals
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New Zealand batsman Colin Munro etched his name into the record books after he blasted a breathtaking 104 to help his side decimate the West Indies by 119 runs in the third Twenty20 International in Mount Maunganui.
Colin Munro made the second-fastest fifty by a New Zealand player
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New Zealand batsman Colin Munro provided some fireworks of his own to start 2018 as he smashed a 23-ball 66 against the West Indies, but it all went in vain as the first international match of the year was washed out.
Glenn Phillips scored his maiden fifty in the shortest format
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Glenn Phillips and Colin Munro hammered 55 and 53 respectively as New Zealand crushed the West Indies by 47 runs in the first Twenty20 International in Nelson.
Colin Munro celebrates after scoring his second Twenty20 International hundred
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New Zealand opener Colin Munro smashed a career-best 109 not out to not only lead his side to a 40-run win over India in Rajkot, but also level the three-match series at 1-1.
