Tom Latham soaks in the moment after bringing up his ninth Test hundred
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Tom Latham and Jeet Raval scored 161 and a career-best 132 as New Zealand continued to torment Bangladesh on the second day in Hamilton.
Trent Boult finished with career-best figures of 6-30 off 15 overs
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Trent Boult took six wickets in 15 balls to leave Sri Lanka in shambles before Tom Latham and Jeet Raval extended New Zealand’s lead to 305 with knocks of 74 each.
Jeet Raval scored his sixth Test fifty
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New Zealand opener Jeet Raval and all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme scored 84 and 58 respectively to hand their side a slim advantage over the West Indies on the opening day of the second Test in Hamilton.
“Colin made a breakthrough last summer and is rated well in all three formats”
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New Zealand all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme, opener Jeet Raval and batsman Neil Broom have been included in the list of centrally contracted players for the 2017/18 season.
“Colin made a breakthrough last summer and is rated well in all three formats”
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All-rounder Colin de Grandhomme, opener Jeet Raval and batsman Neil Broom have all been included in New Zealand’s list of centrally contracted players for the 2017/18 season.
Williamson celebrates after scoring his 17th Test century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson led by example, scoring an unbeaten 148, to give his side a seven-run lead over South Africa going into penultimate day of the third Test in Hamilton.
Latham ensured New Zealand made an excellent start to their innings
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New Zealand openers Tom Latham and Jeet Raval helped their side get off to a strong start after the Black Caps bowled South Africa out for 314 on the second day in Hamilton.
Maharaj finished with career-best figures of 6-40 off 20.2 overs
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Keshav Maharaj bamboozled New Zealand with his spin bowling, so much so that he ended up with career-best figures and guided South Africa to an eight-wicket win on the third day in Wellington.
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.
Al Hasan ended the day with figures of 3-32 off seven overs
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New Zealand looked to be cruising for most of the second day in Christchurch, but Bangladesh clawed their way back into contention with a few quick wickets before rain halted their charge.
