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BYC Podcast - Ep 26: Look At How Cocky We've Got Publish Date Wednesday, 17 March 2021, 3:15PM In this week's episode, the guys discuss the upcoming Bangladesh series and Dan Vettori's involvement coaching, the most recent Plunket Shield results and listen to some coverage of the Black Caps from 1955. Plus, Dylan Cleaver and Paul Ford have a stat off, 'News Or Ruse' and the guys respond to some correspondence about Ish Sohdi's bowling strategy... Join the Great NZ'ers Club today for your EXCLUSIVE "member only" deals!SUBSCRIBE HERESUBSCRIBE HERE Related

New Zealand vs Bangladesh: Ross Taylor ruled out of first ODI due to injury, Mark Chapman added as cover India Today Web Desk Ross Taylor has been ruled out of the first ODI, against Bangladesh, due to an injury that he incurred recently while fielding in the Plunket Shield game between Central Stags and Wellington Firebirds on Sunday. All-rounder Mark Chapman, who was the art of the recently concluded 3-2 win against Australia in the T20I series, has been added as cover to the New Zealand ODI squad. With a small tear in his left hamstring, Taylor won't play in the opening fix...

The Canterbury Magicians will be celebrating with the Crusaders on Sunday

Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images Auckland Hearts captain Lauren Down made 75 on Sunday as her side beat the Canterbury Magicians to set up a rematch in next Sunday’s final. The Auckland Hearts will host the Canterbury Magicians in the final of the Hallyburton Johnstone Shield one-day competition after beating them on Sunday, despite finishing behind them on the ladder. With Hagley Oval hosting a Black Caps’ ODI against Bangladesh next Tuesday and the Canterbury men in action in the Plunket Shield in Rangiora, the Magicians have given up hosting rights for the decider, which will take place nex...

Delport’s was the eighth first-class hat-trick for Auckland and followed Jamieson’s against Central Stags last October, coming after Jeet Raval had made 91 opening the batting for Northern Districts. Canterbury, meanwhile, took a big step towards winning the Plunket Shield with a 188-run victory over the Otago Volts in the first match to finish on day four. Thanks to three-wicket bags from seamer Matt Henry and spinner Cole McConchie, Canterbury skittled the Volts for 163 in their second innings at Hagley Oval. Anaru Kitchen’s 45 was the top score for the visitors who were always pl...