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Glenn Phillips scalps four wickets as Kiwis restrict Bangladesh to 310/9 on first day of Sylhet Test

Bangladesh scored 310 on Day 1 of 1st Test vs NZ, led by Mahmudul Hasan's 86. Phillips (4-53) and Jamieson (2-60) starred with the ball for NZ.

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BAN vs NZ first Test | Phillips takes 4 wickets after Mahmudul Hasan’s good start

New Zealand tour of Bangladesh: Bangladesh vs New Zealand first Test on November 28, 2023 — Day 1

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CWC 2023 | Suryakumar Yadav awards 'Fielder of the Match' medal to Ravindra Jadeja after SFs win over NZ

In order to deny the Kiwis the opportunity to win the game, Jadeja made the vital catch of Daryl Mitchell in the 46th over. Mitchell left the game having hit nine boundaries and seven sixes in his 134 runs off 119 balls innings.

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World Cup semifinal, India vs New Zealand: Mohammed Shami wreaks havoc after batters' heroics as India subdue Kiwis, make final

MUMBAI: The campaign by certain section of former players to categorise ODI cricket as a dying format, especially in its 50-over avatar can be junked. When you have brand ambassadors like Virat Kohli acting as its custodians and thrillers like the first semifinal of the 2023 World Cup, why fear?

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As Kiwis, we tend to stay near our feet: Lockie Ferguson

MUMBAI: Sleeveless T with arms shining in the Wankhede floodlights with sweat, a bushy moustache covering his smile, Kiwi pacer Lockie Ferguson tested the partly brown, partly grassy practice nets and some teammates like Glenn Phillips with some brisk deliveries during an intense three-hour net session on Monday. Having just…

The Times of India

New Zealand seek World Cup reboot, bowling mojo for must-win match against Sri Lanka

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's once-dominant campaign in the World Cup has hit a disheartening flatline, and they are in dire need of a reboot as they face a must-win match against Sri Lanka. After an early run of success, the Kiwis are now struggling with only eight points and a…

The Times of India

Mitchell Santner, Rachin Ravindra return as New Zealand name spin-heavy Test squad for Bangladesh tour

NZ selectors pick spin-heavy squad for Bangladesh Tests; Santner, Ravindra, Phillips, Jamieson return. Series kicks off third WTC cycle, coaching team led by Ronchi.

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Rachin Ravindra earns Test recall for New Zealand's Bangladesh tour

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's promising all-rounder Rachin Ravindra has received a well-deserved recall to the national squad for the upcoming two-Test tour of Bangladesh in November and December. The 23-year-old, who has impressed with his outstanding form in white-ball cricket at the World Cup, makes his way back into the…

The Times of India

World Cup: Why New Zealand are not losing sleep, yet

Defeat to SA was deflating but wins against Pakistan and Sri Lanka will see team through to semis

The Times of India

We're two wins away from making the World Cup semifinals, says New Zealand's Glenn Phillips

NEW DELHI: A battered New Zealand team has suffered their third consecutive defeat in the ICC World Cup, but all-rounder Glenn Phillips is looking at the positive side, saying they are just two wins away from securing a spot in the semifinals.

The Times of India

New Zealand World Cup campaign on shaky ground as losses, injuries pile up

NZ leave Pune sore/sorry after 3rd WC defeat in succession. Injury toll mounting; Matt Henry unlikely to feature vs Pakistan. Neesham nursing wrist injury; Ferguson Achilles injury. NZ cling to 4th place, 2 pts ahead of Pakistan. Need wins vs Pakistan/Sri Lanka for semi-finals.

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Quinton de Kock smashes yet another century, first to reach 500 runs in this World Cup

PUNE: After yet another century in the World Cup on Wednesday, Quinton de Kock shouldn't be surprised if he is bombarded with that question again: Why retire now?

The Times of India

South Africa’s huge win over New Zealand shows they can win the Cricket World Cup

The Proteas have now won six of their seven matches after a 190-run victory in Pune

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ICC World Cup: New Zealand look to regain winning form against South Africa

The current World Cup edition has mostly featured one-sided games, but two matches stood out. One was South Africa's dramatic one-wicket victory against Pakistan in Chennai, and the other was New Zealand's near-miraculous chase of 388 against Australia, falling just five runs short.

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Spirited Australia denies gallant New Zealand a record run-chase

Australia overcame New Zealand by five runs in a thrilling game to continue their winning run in the World Cup in Dharamsala.

The Times of India

India have to be stopped in first powerplay: Mitchell Santner

Kiwis wary of skipper Rohit Sharma's rapid starts

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ICC World Cup: New Zealand's Glenn Phillips reveals the secret to success against Afghanistan's Rashid Khan

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's wicketkeeper-batter Glenn Phillips spoke about their strategy to counter the threat posed by Afghanistan's spin wizard Rashid Khan during their ICC World Cup match in Dharamsala on Wednesday.

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World Cup, New Zealand vs Afghanistan: Clinical Kiwis rout sloppy Afghans

NZ middle order rises to the occasion as Afghanistan pay for poor catching

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'Very disappointed...': Afghanistan captain Hashmatullah Shahidi blames dropped catches for defeat against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan's captain, Hashmatullah Shahidi, expressed his disappointment following his team's 149-run defeat at the hands of New Zealand in a World Cup match, citing dropped catches at crucial moments and a misjudgment of the pitch's nature as the key factors contributing to their downfall.

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Cricket World Cup 2023 | New Zealand has Afghanistan crashing down to the earth

Afghanistan brought down to the ground by a clinical performance from New Zealand, which handed the former a 149-run defeat at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Asked to bat first, half-centuries from skipper Tom Latham (68) and Glenn Phillips (71) helped the Black Caps post 288-6. In reply, Afghanistan’s…

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ICC World Cup, NZ vs AFG: Will Young, Tom Latham, Glenn Phillips steer New Zealand to 288/6 against Afghanistan

NEW DELHI: New Zealand showed resilience after a brief mid-innings slump to post a commendable score of 288 for six against Afghanistan in a World Cup group league match on Wednesday.

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New Zealand vs Netherlands | We approach every game the same way, says Phillips

New Zealand’s hard-hitting batter Glenn Phillips said that it was important for the team to keep things as neutral as possible since the tournament can witness a quick turn-around.. Van der Merwe of The Netherlands said they had reviewed the game and understood where they needed to improve.

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New Zealand vs Netherlands | Southee and Ferguson set to return for Netherlands clash

Kane Williamson will be spending more time on the sidelines and is yet to regain full fitness as New Zealand takes on the Netherlands in the sixth match of the World Cup 2023 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad on October 9.

The Times of India

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson to miss World Cup clash against Netherlands

NEW DELHI: New Zealand captain Kane Williamson will be absent from Monday's World Cup match against the Netherlands but is anticipated to rejoin the team later in the week, according to coach Gary Stead in Hyderabad on Sunday.

The Times of India

ODI World Cup: Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra fire dazzling tons as New Zealand stun defending champions England in opener

NEW DELHI: The left-handed pair of Devon Conway (152 not out) and Rachin Ravindra (123 not out) slammed phenomenal centuries as New Zealand hammered champions England by nine wickets in the ODI World Cup opener in Ahmedabad on Thursday.

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