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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Santner returns from injury to lead NZ in T20 World Cup warm-up
Dec 24 : White ball captain Mitchell Santner and seamers Kyle Jamieson and Matt Henry have all been declared fit for New Zealand's upcoming Twenty20 series against India, their final preparation for next year's World Cup.
New Zealand seal 2-0 series win after Duffy and Patel rout West Indies
Dec 22 : Fast bowler Jacob Duffy and spinner Ajaz Patel routed West Indies as New Zealand won the third and final test by 323 runs to complete a 2-0 series victory in Mount Maunganui on Monday.
Latham and Conway hit hundreds again as New Zealand sense victory
Dec 21 : New Zealand openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway entered the record books on Sunday by smashing their second hundreds of the match to help set West Indies an unlikely victory target of 462 on day four of the third and final test in Mount Maunganui.
Openers lead West Indies fightback after New Zealand declare on 575-8
Dec 19 : New Zealand rode Devon Conway's career-best 227 to amass 575-8 before declaring their first innings on day two of the third and final test in Mount Maunganui on Friday.
NZ's Conway, Latham smash hundreds in third West Indies test
Dec 18 : New Zealand's Devon Conway and Tom Latham struck hundreds in a mammoth opening stand of 323 to deflate West Indies on the opening day of the third and final test in Mount Maunganui on Thursday.
New Zealand romp to victory over West Indies in second test
WELLINGTON, Dec 12 : Jacob Duffy took five for 38 as New Zealand's makeshift bowling attack skittled West Indies for 128 on the third day of the second test at Basin Reserve on Friday to set up a nine-wicket victory for a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
NZ in charge of second Windies test despite Tickner injury
WELLINGTON, Dec 10 : New Zealand dismissed West Indies for 205 and reached 24 without loss in reply on the opening day of the second test on Wednesday, but their already ravaged bowling stocks were further depleted by a freak injury at Basin Reserve.