Opener Finn Allen blasts Pakistan as Black Caps take a 2-nil series lead
The Black Caps have taken a 2-nil lead in the five-match T20 international series after beating Pakistan by 21 runs in Hamilton.
Source: rnz.co.nz
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New Zealand beat Pakistan by 21 runs to take control of T20 series - Sports
HAMILTON: Pace bowler Adam Milne claimed four wickets as New Zealand beat Pakistan by 21 runs in the second Twenty20...
Source: brecorder.com
New Zealand beat Pakistan by 21 runs to take control of T20 series - Sport
Babar Azam and Fakhar Zaman score half-centuries as Pakistan dismissed for 173 in final over.
Source: dawn.com
Black Caps too strong for Pakistan in opening T20
The Black Caps have drawn first blood in the first T20I in Auckland.
Source: rnz.co.nz
Pakistan chasing 227 in first T20 against New Zealand - Sports
AUCKLAND: Tim Southee became the first player to 150 wickets in Twenty20 internationals as New Zealand beat Pakistan...
Source: brecorder.com
Williamson's on-going road to recovery
Kane Williamson is back to lead the Black Caps in the five match T20I series against Pakistan.
Source: rnz.co.nz
Conway sizes up challenge as Pakistan hold first training session in NZ - Sport
The series opener between Pakistan and New Zealand will be held in Eden Park with the next game to be played in Hamilton’s Seddon Park.
Source: dawn.com
What does 2024 have in store?
Greg Smith returns with another fund manager's look at what 2024 might bring, with ten brave predictions. He claims an 80% success record last year, so here are his latest
Source: interest.co.nz
Pakistan hoping for change of fortune in Aotearoa
The Black Caps are set for a stern challenge against Pakistan in the first T20 in Auckland on Friday.
Source: rnz.co.nz
CSA had little choice in NZ Test squad decision
Shock and horror spread like wildfire through the cricketing community this week when CSA announced their Test squad to tour New Zealand for two matches next month.It was jarring to see some of the names selected but the fact that most were not household names should not have come as a surprise if people had been following the saga.
Source: dispatchlive.co.za