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New Zealand Pacer Neil Wagner Announces Retirement From International Cricket

New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner on Tuesday called time on his illustrious 64-Test career for the Blackcaps, announcing his retirement from international cricket. The left-armer finishes his Test career fifth overall on the list of New Zealand Test wicket-takers. The 37-year-old pacer took the emotional choice after a difficult chat with coach Gary Stead last week when it was clear that he was not in New Zealand's top XI for the forthcoming series against Australia. The pacer was named to New Zealand's team to face Australia, but he was not picked for the first Test in Wellington and will be dropped from the squad for the second Test in Christchurch.

SA-born Black Caps fast bowler Neil Wagner retires from international cricket

An emotional Neil Wagner announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday, after the fast bowler was left out of New Zealand's team for the first Test against Australia this week.

New Zealand's Wagner retires from international cricket

New Zealand paceman Neil Wagner has called time on his 64-test career, bowing out as the nation's fifth highest wicket-taker with 260 victims.

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Great Danes skittle New Zealand as South Africa take lead in Hamilton

:South Africa skittled New Zealand's tail to dismiss their hosts for 211 and take a shock first-innings lead of 31 runs on day two of the second test at Seddon Park on Wednesday.

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New Zealand Pacer Neil Wagner Announces Retirement From International Cricket

SA-born Black Caps fast bowler Neil Wagner retires from international cricket

New Zealand's Wagner retires from international cricket

New Zealand Recall Scott Kuggeleijn For Australia Test Series

Bedingham hits ton as South Africa hand NZ tricky run chase

Dane Piedt Grabs Five Wickets As South Africa Take Second Test Lead vs New Zealand

Great Danes skittle New Zealand as South Africa take lead in Hamilton