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'Tough one': Colin Munro on Rachin Ravindra's T20 World Cup prospects

NEW DELHI: Colin Munro, the New Zealand and Desert Vipers cricketer, weighed in on the T20 World Cup prospects for Kiwi youngster Rachin Ravindra and praised the impact of Pakistani cricketer Azam Khan during a pre-match press conference ahead of Desert Vipers' clash against Dubai Capitals.

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Mitchell Santner tests positive for COVID-19; misses first T20I against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: In a setback for the New Zealand cricket team, all-rounder Mitchell Santner has tested positive for COVID-19 and will miss the first T20I of the upcoming five-match series against Pakistan.

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Kane Williamson returns from injury to lead New Zealand against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Kane Williamson has been announced as the captain for the upcoming Twenty20 International home series against Pakistan in a welcome development for New Zealand cricket.

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3rd T20I: New Zealand beat Bangladesh to square series

NEW DELHI: In a rain-affected third and final Twenty20 international at Mount Maunganui on Sunday, New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner claimed four wickets as they defeated Bangladesh by 17 runs to tie the series 1-1.

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New Zealand withdraw Kane Williamson, Kyle Jamieson from T20I series against Bangladesh

The New Zealand cricket board announced the withdrawal of captain Kane Williamson and paceman Kyle Jamieson from the squad on Friday, as the Kiwis get ready to host Bangladesh in a three-match Twenty20 international series.

The Times of India

Kane Williamson set for T20I return in Bangladesh series

NEW DELHI: New Zealand Cricket announced on Sunday that captain Kane Williamson is poised to make his comeback to international Twenty20 cricket in the upcoming three-match home series against Bangladesh.

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2nd Test: New Zealand level series with hard-fought victory over Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: In a gripping encounter at Mirpur's Shere Bangla Stadium, New Zealand managed to level the two-match series against Bangladesh with a hard-fought four-wicket win on the fourth day of the second Test.

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BAN vs NZ second Test | New Zealand edges past Bangladesh in low scoring Test; levels series

NZ level series 1-1 as Ajaz Patel's 6-wkt haul and Phillips' 40* secure 4-wkt win over Bangladesh. After Zakir Hasan's 59, Patel and Santner's spin ripped through BD, reducing them to 97-7. NZ chased 137 to win on treacherous track, despite Phillips being dropped on 0.

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New Zealand aim to translate World Cup experience into success in Bangladesh Tests

NEW DELHI: New Zealand are gearing up for their ICC World Test Championship campaign in Bangladesh, drawing inspiration from their recent stint at the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in India. Despite a semifinal exit in the 50-over tournament, the Black Caps are eager to refocus on Test cricket as…

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Mohammed Shami ends tournament as leading wicket-taker

Mohammed Shami ended the 2023 World Cup as the leading wicket-taker with 24 wkts in 7 matches. He had 3 five-fers & 4/57 best bowling figures, making him the 5th highest wicket-taker in WC history.

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Watch: Team India arrives at Wankhede stadium ahead of the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand

NEW DELHI: As India stride into the World Cup semifinals with an impeccable record of nine consecutive wins, the past glories serve as a testament to their prowess. However, the focus now shifts to the impending clash against familiar rivals New Zealand, where the hosts must bring their A-game to…

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Is India v New Zealand on TV? Channel, time and how to watch Cricket World Cup semi-final

Everything you need to know ahead of the last-four clash

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World Cup semifinal, India vs New Zealand: Time to look 2019 ghosts in the eye

Four years ago, India lost to NZ in the World Cup semis at Old Trafford. Today at the Wankhede, with the team in red-hot form, it may be time to heal those scars...

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IND vs NZ, World Cup semifinal: Unbeaten India aim to avenge 2019 defeat vs New Zealand

MUMBAI: Manchester is 4585 miles west of Mumbai. The big distance though doesn’t erase bitter memories of four years ago. Fourth-placed New Zealand ended table-toppers India’s run in the 2019 ODI World Cup at Old Trafford, beating them by 18 runs in a rain-affected two-day semifinal.

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2023: India vs New Zealand semifinal match preview

India will look to continue their form going into the semifinals, but New Zealand are confident of springing a surprise.

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World Cup semifinal: India is the form team, but Kiwis will be up for a tough scrap

India face NZ in the first world cup semifinals in Mumbai. India must rise above pressure, past record, expectations to win. Rohit, Gill, Kohli, Rahul, Iyer, Bumrah, Shami, Kuldeep must perform. NZ have Boult, Ferguson, Santner, Williamson, Conway, Mitchell, Neesham, Young.

The Times of India

World Cup semifinal, India vs New Zealand: Dominant India face familiar foes New Zealand

NEW DELHI: India's unwavering performance in the league stage saw them win nine games in a row, but their past performance is merely a shiny antique in a showcase, and on Wednesday in Mumbai, the hosts will take on New Zealand in the first World Cup semifinal, they will need…

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World Cup: Trent Boult peaks at right time for New Zealand

BENGALURU: New Zealand resemble a top-class bowling outfit when seasoned left-arm pacer Trent Boult makes breakthroughs with the new ball. That has been a rare sight in their first eight World Cup matches with the 34-year-old having struck just thrice in the first 10 overs. However, Boult rose to the…

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Virat Kohli trains against left-arm spin, short-pitched bowling at nets with NZ semi-final looming

NEW DELHI: The net sessions of Virat Kohli are known for their intensity, resembling a condensed version of his actual match-day batting. In the optional nets in Bengaluru on Friday, Kohli focused on refining his skills against short-pitched bowling and left-arm spin, anticipating challenges he might face against New Zealand…

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World Cup, NZ vs SL highlights: New Zealand crush Sri Lanka, put one foot in semis

NEW DELHI: Trent Boult orchestrated a brilliant bowling performance, guiding New Zealand to a convincing five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka on Thursday and positioning them on the cusp of the World Cup semi-finals.

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World Cup, NZ vs SL: New Zealand bowl out Sri Lanka for 171

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's fast bowler Trent Boult spearheaded a formidable attack, dismissing Sri Lanka for 171 as the Kiwis strive for a semi-final berth at the World Cup.

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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…

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World Cup: Fakhar Zaman blitzkrieg keeps Pakistan alive

BENGALURU: Pakistan’s crunch match against New Zealand turned out to be a Saturday potboiler with record breaking performances, centuries, brutal display of power-hitting and rain! It was probably a reminder of the World Cupdefining league match of 1992 between Pakistan and England in Adelaide, where rain kept the former’s hopes…

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Fakhar Zaman fires as Pakistan pip New Zealand in rain-marred game to stay alive at World Cup

NEW DELHI: Opener Fakhar Zaman smashed a dazzling unbeaten ton while skipper Babar Azam also scored a crucial half-century as Pakistan pulled off a dramatic 21-run victory (DLS) over New Zealand in the rain-hit Match 35 in Bengaluru to keep their semis hopes alive at the World Cup on Saturday.

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