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Black Caps coach Gary Stead said he was delighted for his superstar batsman, who, despite looking a little lethargic, typically came into the nets and middled the ball well. “He’s quite tired, a bit bleary-eyed, I think,” Stead said. “But overall, he’s hitting them well. Just normal Kane, gets about his business.” Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images Kane Williamson will be back on Seddon Park in Hamilton on Sunday following the birth of his first child. The man himself admitted he was loo...

Phil Walter/Getty Images Black Caps seamer Scott Kuggeleijn took a career-best haul of 3-27 in the first Twenty20 international against Pakistan. There was debutant seamer Jacob Duffy, who took 4-33, the best figures by a Black Cap in their first T20 appearance; there were batsmen Tim Seifert and Mark Chapman, who made 57 and 34 respectively, anchoring the successful run chase; there was even Mitchell Santner, who led the team well in his first proper game as captain, standing in for Kane Will...

Pakistan will provide sterner test for Black Caps Clay Wilson After wiping the floor with the West Indies, New Zealand are riding high heading into three T20s and two tests against Pakistan. In contrast, the visitors first three weeks here have hardly been ideal, positive Covid cases and misbehaviour during managed isolation resulting in them not being allowed to train while quarantined. When they finally got their freedom, a broken thumb for captain and best batsman Babar Azam ...

WELLINGTON: New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson will be out of action for between four and six weeks with a partial stress fracture to his back but does not need surgery, the country’s cricket board said on Wednesday. Ferguson’s injury came to light after the recent Twenty20 International series against West Indies and the 29-year-old has already been ruled out of the upcoming Twenty20 and Test series against Pakistan, which starts with the first T20 at Eden Park in Auckland on Friday...

Extra Time ponders the good, the bad and the ugly of the 2020 sporting year. Join Stephen Hewson and the Extra Time team along with All Blacks captain Sam Cane, Silver Ferns coach Noeline Taurua and Black Caps coach Gary Stead for the final edition of the year.

Social Share New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson will be out of action for between four and six weeks with a partial stress fracture to his back but does not need surgery, the country’s cricket board said on Wednesday. Ferguson’s injury came to light after the recent Twenty20 series against West Indies and the 29-year-old has already been ruled out of the upcoming T20 and test series against Pakistan, which starts in Auckland on Friday. “We’re all really feeling for Lockie,” Ne...

Blackcaps Ferguson eyes late summer injury return Newshub 16/12/2020 © Image - Photosport; Video - Newshub Lockie Ferguson in action against the Windies. Injured Blackcaps quick Lockie Ferguson still hopes to return to cricket before the end of the summer. Ferguson will be sidelined for the next four to six weeks with a partial stress fracture to his lumbar spine. Although he doesnt require surgery, he will need a period of rest and rehabilitation before considering any return to play late...

Lockie Ferguson to miss Test series against Pakistan Web Desk Lockie Ferguson to miss Test series against Pakistan / Photo: Sportskeeda  New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson will not be a part of the team’s Test squad for the series against Pakistan after getting diagnosed with a partial stress fracture in his back. New Zealand Cricket (NZC) confirmed the news on Wednesday in an official statement saying the bowler will be out of action for four to six weeks. Kiwis coach Gary Stead said Ferg...

New Zealands Ferguson out for up to six weeks with stress fracture Reuters 16/12/2020 © Reuters/ANDREW BOYERS FILE PHOTO: ICC Cricket World Cup Final - New Zealand Nets (Reuters) - New Zealand fast bowler Lockie Ferguson will be out of action for between four and six weeks with a partial stress fracture to his back but does not need surgery, the countrys cricket board said on Wednesday. Fergusons injury came to light after the recent Twenty20 series against West Indies and the 29-year-ol...

Photo: PHOTOSPORT Withdrawn from the upcoming T20 series against Pakistan, the in-form New Zealand paceman has been diagnosed with a partial stress fracture to his lumbar spine. The injury to the left side of his back surfaced after the T20 series against the West Indies and subsequent scans and imaging confirmed the extent of the issue. Ferguson would have four to six weeks rest before starting rehabilataion and then returning to training. Black Caps coach Gary Stead said the fact it was only ...