New Zealand bowler Duffy to make T20 World Cup bow
WELLINGTON, Jan 7 : New Zealand fast bowler Jacob Duffy is set to make his Twenty20 World Cup debut next month after being picked in the 15-member squad led by Mitchell Santner on Wednesday.
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WELLINGTON, Jan 7 : New Zealand fast bowler Jacob Duffy is set to make his Twenty20 World Cup debut next month after being picked in the 15-member squad led by Mitchell Santner on Wednesday.
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