Ross Taylor: “Pakistan move him up and down the order but wherever he bats, he is capable of hitting the ground running”
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Former New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor said no matter where Pakistan power-hitter Haider Ali bats, he doesn’t need time to heat up.
Ross Taylor: “There will always be a lot of runs scored by Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan and they often face a lot of the balls in an innings, so they will need guys like Haider to play cameos down the order”
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Ex-New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor said Pakistan will need Haider Ali to play useful cameos down the order.
Ross Taylor: “Haider Ali is a player who really has something about him”
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Legendary New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor said he sees something special in Pakistan big-hitter Haider Ali.
Ross Taylor: “Shaheen Shah Afridi is only going to get better and he will enjoy this wicket and the one in Christchurch as well. I think Pakistan is going to see a very good bowler in years to come”
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New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor has predicted that Pakistan left-arm seamer Shaheen Shah Afridi will only get better going forward.
Shreyas Iyer struck five boundaries and three sixes during his unbeaten knock of 58
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Shreyas Iyer and Lokesh Rahul smashed 58 not out and 56 respectively as India cruised to a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the first Twenty20 International in Auckland.
Nathan Lyon took a five-for and David Warner struck his 24th Test century as Australia whitewashed New Zealand 3-0
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Nathan Lyon took five wickets and David Warner scored a superb 111 not out as Australia demolished New Zealand by 279 runs on the fourth day in Sydney.
Mitchell Starc finished with figures of 4-31 off 11 overs
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Australia left-arm seamer Mitchell Starc carved through New Zealand’s batting line-up with a four-wicket haul to keep his side on top in the first Test in Perth.
Kane Williamson raises his bat after scoring his 21st Test century
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New Zealand captain Kane Williamson and batsman Ross Taylor scored 104 not out and an unbeaten 105 respectively before the rain ended the second Test as a draw.
Tom Latham celebrates after scoring his 11th Test century
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Only 54.3 overs of play was possible on the opening day of the second Test in Hamilton due to rain, but New Zealand opener Tom Latham shone brightly as he struck an unbeaten 101.
James Vince was named Man of the Match for his knock of 59
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James Vince struck a career-best 59 as England defeated New Zealand by seven wickets in the first Twenty20 International in Christchurch.
