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(Reuters) - Michael Bracewell's rise in New Zealand cricket was confirmed on Friday as the Wellington all-rounder was offered his first national contract, while white-ball specialist James Neesham missed out.
Michael Bracewell's rise in New Zealand cricket was confirmed on Friday as the Wellington all-rounder was offered his first national contract, while white-ball specialist James Neesham missed out.
Kane Williamson will return to captain New Zealand for next month’s Test series against England after the Black Caps named a quartet of uncapped players in a 20-strong touring squad.
Kane Williamson will return to captain New Zealand for next month's Test series against England after the Black Caps named a quartet of uncapped players in a 20-strong touring squad.
Black Caps pace spearhead Trent Boult and White Ferns skipper Sophie Devine won the 'T20 International Player of the Year' for their sensational run in the shortest format of the game at the New Zealand Cricket Awards. The awards are being delivered virtually over three days. Boult was awarded for his splendid run at the T20 World Cup in UAE lst here where New Zealand reached the final. The 32-year old had taken 13 wickets in the tournament and played a crucial role in taking his side to the finals. Boult defeated Tim Southee, Devon Conway, Daryl Mitchell and Ish Sodhi -- who also played vital roles in the Black Caps' run to the final before they lost to Australia -- to take home the award.
New Zealand fast bowler Hamish Bennett will retire at the end of the season. The 35-year-old Bennett, who made his first-class debut for Canterbury in 2005, said on Tuesday. Bennett made his international debut in a one-day match against Bangladesh in 2010. He picked up 43 wickets in 19 ODIs and 11 T20Is, making his last appearance in New Zealand's T20I series in Bangladesh in September. "It's been an honour to represent my family and my country for New Zealand, and those memories and experiences will be the ones that I cherish and tell stories about for the rest of my life," said Bennett, who also played one Test match.
(Reuters) - New Zealand fast bowler Hamish Bennett will retire at the end of the season, the 35-year-old said on Tuesday.
