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Skipper Tim Southee is confident New Zealand can brush of their heavy loss to England in the pink ball test at Bay Oval and bounce back in the second match in daylight hours in Wellington next week.
An England team that has made a virtue of enjoying life off the field earned themselves another day at leisure in New Zealand after wrapping up a thumping 267-run win in the first Test in Mount Maunganui that continued their remarkable hot streak.It was admittedly something of a formality after the night terrors induced by Stuart Broad’s four-wicket surge at the end of day three. New Zealand resumed their unlikely pursuit of 394 to win on a desperate 63 for five, with a fierce sun beating down and little more than pride to play for.
New Zealand captain Tim Southee has confirmed paceman Blair Tickner will make his test debut against England at Mount Maunganui on Thursday.
New Zealand fast bowler Kyle Jamieson was on Tuesday ruled out of the England Test series with a recurrence of a stress fracture in his back. Seam bowler Matt Henry will also miss the first Test at Mount Maunganui beginning Thursday as he waits for the birth of his first child. Jamieson, 28, had not played any international cricket since June when he initially suffered the back injury on the tour of England. Jamieson played for a New Zealand XI in a warm-up against England last week without pain, but New Zealand coach Gary Stead said a scan had revealed another fracture.
B rendon McCullum has tried to show off the very best of New Zealand’s hospitality on this whistle-stop tour of his homeland, but 15 years ago, on the other side of the divide, England’s head coach was far from happy about it.
New Zealand's preparations for the test series against England are being hit on all fronts with a cyclone, a key injury and new-born babies tearing up the squad's plans in the leadup.
Darragh Kenny and Volnay Du Boisdeville took second in the €410,000 Grand Prix in Wellington International, USA on Sunday morning.
England spinner Jack Leach said he put the dreadful memories of his 2019 New Zealand tour behind him and is approaching the two-test series against Tim Southee's team with a more relaxed outlook.