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Blundell and Foulkes will respectively replace promising batter Finn Allen and veteran paceman Adam Milne.

Top order batter Finn Allen and fast bowler Adam Milne have been ruled out of the New Zealand's T20 series against Pakistan with respective injuries.Allen suffered a back injury while Milne sustained an ankle injury while training ahead of ...

WELLINGTON: Wicketkeeper Tom Blundell and uncapped all-rounder Zak Foulkes have been added as late call-ups for New...

Devon Conway has been ruled out but Rachin Ravindra has been cleared to play for New Zealand in the first cricket test against Australia starting at the Basin Reserve on Thursday. Conway suffered a thumb injury while keeping wicket in the second Twenty20 international between the teams on Friday last week. While initial scans suggested there was no fracture, additional tests in Wellington in recent days have found there is damage to Conway’s left thumb.

New Zealand opening batter Devon Conway will miss the first Test against Australia, starting at the Cello Basin Reserve here on Thursday due to a thumb injury he sustained during the T20I series.Batter Henry Nicholls has been called into the ...

Devon Conway has been ruled out but Rachin Ravindra has been cleared to play for New Zealand in the first cricket test against Australia starting at the Basin Reserve on Thursday. Conway suffered a thumb injury while keeping wicket in the second Twenty20 international between the teams on Friday last week. While initial scans suggested…

The Black Caps have history against them as they attempt to record a rare victory over Australia in the first test.

Black Caps pace bowler Neil Wagner has called time on his 64-test cricket career.

The hard-working and durable New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner has announced his retirement from test cricket at 37. The left-armer likely was not going to be included in New Zealand’s lineup for the first test against Australia, starting at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Thursday and decided to retire from the five-day game.

Steve Smith can sleep a bit easier in Wellington after one of the New Zealand bowlers he feared made a shock call.