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NZ Batter Mitchell Ruled Out Of Windies ODIs With Groin Tear
Windies ODIs: New Zealand have suffered a blow with news that in-form batter Daryl Mitchell has been ruled out of the remainder of his side's ODI series against the West Indies.
Mitchell Doubtful For Second ODI Vs Windies With Groin Issue; Nicholls Called In As Cover
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand batter Daryl Mitchell has been ruled out of the second ODI against the West Indies after experiencing discomfort in his thigh during the match-winning century in the series opener.
NZ's Seifert Ruled Out Of West Indies T20Is, Hay Called In As Replacement
West Indies T20Is: Wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert has been ruled out of the upcoming T20I series against the West Indies with a broken finger, New Zealand Cricket said on Tuesday.
NZ's Kristen Clarke Gets Maiden ODI Call-up, To Replace Injured Matt Henry
ICC U19 Cricket World Cup: New Zealand have handed a maiden ODI call-up to pacer Kristian Clarke as a replacement for the injured Matt Henry.
Jamieson Ruled Out Of New Zealand’s ODIs Against England Due To Side Stiffness
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson has been ruled out of the upcoming three-match ODI series against England after experiencing stiffness in his left side during training at Bay Oval on Saturday.
Ford Trophy To Kick Off New Zealand’s Domestic Cricket Calendar Again
NZC Chief Cricket Operations Officer: The 50-over Ford Trophy, starting on October 25, will open New Zealand’s domestic cricket calendar for the second consecutive year, said New Zealand Cricket (NZC) on Monday. It will be followed by the women’s Hallyburton Johnstone Shield (HBJ) starting on November 15.
Champions Trophy: NZ Pacer Ferguson Ruled Out With Foot Injury, Jamieson Named Replacement
The Event Technical Committee: New Zealand suffered another injury blow ahead of their ICC Champions Trophy 2025 campaign as the fast bowler Lockie Ferguson has been ruled out of the tournament with a foot injury.
Blair Tickner Returns To Derbyshire For The 2025 Season
Blair Tickner: New Zealand pacer Blair Tickner will return to Derbyshire for the 2025 season, the county club announced on Thursday. The 31-year-old initially joined Derbyshire for the 2024 campaign and featured in seven matches across the County Championship and Vitality Blast, before returning to New Zealand early, after his wife Sarah was diagnosed with leukaemia.
Shipley Makes Injury Return For New Zealand XI
The New Zealand XI: All-rounder Henry Shipley will continue his long-awaited return from injury when he lines up for New Zealand XI in a one-off T20 warm-up against Sri Lanka on Monday at Lincoln University, the New Zealand Cricket said on Friday.
Bowes Goes Past Head, Jagadeesan For Fastest Double Ton In Men’s List A Cricket
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand batter Chad Bowes has gone past Travis Head and Narayan Jagadeesan to smash the fastest double century in men's List A. Playing for Canterbury against Otago in the Ford Trophy on Wednesday, Bowes brought up his double ton in 103 deliveries before eventually falling for 205 off 110 balls.
NZ's Domestic Season To Begin With Ford Trophy For The First Time Since 2018
The Plunket Shield: The 50-over Ford Trophy will kickstart New Zealand’s 2024/25 domestic cricket season for the first time since 2018. The move to start Ford Trophy from October 20 breaks a six-year tradition of starting the proceedings with the first-class Plunket Shield competition.
New Zealand Hand Central Contract To Nathan Smith, Josh Clarkson
Allrounders Nathan Smith: Allrounders Nathan Smith and Josh Clarkson have been handed central contracts by the New Zealand Cricket (NZC) after Devon Conway and Finn Allen, recently turned down their central contracts to pursue T20 league opportunities.
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