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New Zealand beat Bangladesh in rain-hit 3rd T20
With their innings reduced to 10 overs due to bad weather, Bangladesh were all out for 76 with three balls to spare, well short of the 142 target set by New...
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New Zealand seal Bangladesh T20 series with 28-run win
New Zealand made 173 for five off 17.5 overs after losing the toss and batting, before the weather ended their innings prematurely.
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Bangladesh eye ground-breaking New Zealand win after 2019 trauma
The tourists will play a three-match one-day international series against New Zealand opening in Dunedin on Saturday after completing two weeks of COVID-19 quarantine after arriving.
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New Zealand skipper Williamson out of Bangladesh ODIs with elbow injury
The team's medical manager Dayle Shackel said Williamson had a small tear in his left elbow that had been irritating him for months.
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Australia set New Zealand 157-run target in fourth T20
The Australians scored 156 for six in their 20 overs after winning the toss and electing to bat at a ground where they cruised to victory on Wednesday after smashing 208.
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Six of the best for Agar as Australia down Black Caps
Agar's match-turning six for 30, including three in one over, derailed a New Zealand fightback as Australia avoided a series loss in the third Twenty20 international.
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New Zealand edge Australia in T20 run-fest
Guptill's Black Caps set Australia a challenging target of 220 after losing the toss but were made to sweat as Australia came within four runs of victory.
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New Zealand beat Australia by 53 runs in first T20
Conway smashed an unbeaten 99 off 59 balls as the Black Caps overcame a shaky start to finish on 184 for five after losing the toss and being put in to bat.
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Black Caps aim to purge Lord's pain in world Test final
New Zealand earned a place in the decider - to be held at Lord's from 18 June - after Australia withdrew from a Test tour to South Africa this week due to COVID-19 fears.
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New Zealand end Pakistan defiance for thrilling Test win
The win tentatively put New Zealand top of the World rankings and kept alive their chances of making the World Test Championship final.
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Southee leads New Zealand charge to have Pakistan on the ropes
New Zealand declared their second innings at 180 for five and Pakistan, set an unlikely target of 373, will go into the final day at 71 for three.
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Pakistan out for 239 after Ashraf frustrates New Zealand attack
Faheem Ashraf soldiered on to a career-best 91 before he was the last wicket to fall.
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New Zealand primed for Pakistan series as Test final looms
India and Australia head New Zealand on the Test championship ladder, but if India continue to struggle and New Zealand sweep the series against an under-strength Pakistan, it could be enough to see the Black Caps at Lord's for the final in June.
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Rizwan-inspired Pakistan stops New Zealand T20 sweep
Pakistan reached New Zealand's target with two balls to spare, ending on 177 after Iftikhar Ahmed sealed the win with a six in the final over.
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Pakistan win toss and bowl in third New Zealand T20
Khan has won the toss in the previous two matches of the series, with Pakistan suffering heavy defeats both times.
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Will cricket's bubble burst in 2021?
International cricket found a way through this year's coronavirus pandemic but the strain of 'bubble life' was evident by the end of 2020.
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West Indies break COVID-19 bubble rules in New Zealand
Cricket West Indies chief Johnny Grave said he was 'bitterly disappointed' at the breaches, which he said had the potential to jeopardise the entire tour.
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West Indies recall Bravo and Hetmyer for New Zealand tour
The top-order batsmen both opted out of the Test series against England in July that marked the return of international cricket following the coronavirus shutdown.
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Bangladesh cricketers to return to scene of N.Zealand mosque attacks
Bangladesh are scheduled to play a one-day international in Christchurch on 17 March and are likely to be in the city on 15 March, two years to the day after a gunman killed 51 Muslim worshippers at two mosques and wounded another 40.
