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New Zealand trail by 134 runs with 4 wickets remaining
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feel sorry for nz they were cheated here just like pak was at galle.
??? Lol, its not like they have lost by 1 run or even 50!! Innings and 115 runs... one bad decision...or even two would have meant nothing
yet newzealand will b in semis of t20 and champions trophy
McCullum was given out incorrectly.....he looked good for a solid 80 there.
they seem to be low in confidence.Taylor of all people,pushing n prodding.Gotta say I hope NZ get their house in order soon.
Seems they are going going through a WI type all time low.
Although they haven't been consistent world beaters fora while, they were always capable of beating any team on their day in the past.
This string of drubbings must be concerning for NZ fans.
What to do NZ?
Bring back your version of KP ( Ryder )
And find a REAL quick like Bond ASAP!
I have always looked forward to NZ v Aus matches as the rivalry usually produces unexpected results *thinks Adelaide test* - but the way the team is looking now,they don't appear to be worth watching....
they seem to be low in confidence.Taylor of all people,pushing n prodding.
Adam Milne is supposed to be quick,innit?
A lanky right-arm medium-fast bowler, Adam Milne made a dream first-class debut as an 18-year-old in the 2009-10 season, taking a wicket with his second ball and finishing with 4 for 52 against Canterbury. The call-up only came because Michael Mason was called up to the New Zealand team due to Jacob Oram's injury. Milne was included in Central District's Twenty20 squad for the Champions League 2010 even though he didn't play a single game for them in the domestic HRV Cup. He played two matches in the tournament and impressed with his pace.
Milne was included in New Zealand's squad for their Twenty20 series against Pakistan in December 2010. He was taken for runs in that series, and injuries disrupted his first-class career, before he returned to the headlines, being picked in New Zealand's squad for the 2012 World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka.
Bowling averages
Mat Inns Balls Runs Wkts BBI BBM Ave Econ SR 4w 5w 10
T20Is 2 2 48 94 1 1/48 1/48 94.00 11.75 48.0 0 0 0
First-class 6 9 950 581 18 4/49 7/90 32.27 3.66 52.7 2 0 0
List A 9 8 444 384 12 3/37 3/37 32.00 5.18 37.0 0 0 0
Twenty20 18 18 383 546 21 3/33 3/33 26.00 8.55 18.2 0 0 0
Gotta say I hope NZ get their house in order soon.
Seems they are going going through a WI type all time low.
Although they haven't been consistent world beaters fora while, they were always capable of beating any team on their day in the past.
This string of drubbings must be concerning for NZ fans.
What to do NZ?
Bring back your version of KP ( Ryder )
And find a REAL quick like Bond ASAP!
I have always looked forward to NZ v Aus matches as the rivalry usually produces unexpected results *thinks Adelaide test* - but the way the team is looking now,they don't appear to be worth watching....
stats don't read too well...
Still young, but how quick is he??
NZ remind me of WI pre: Roach
Full of half paced, mediocre hit & miss triers..