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Matt Henry Ruled Out, Kyle Jamieson Replaced In New Zealand’s Squad For Last Two T20Is Against Pakistan Ruled Out, Kyle Jamieson Replaced In New Zealand’s Squad For Last Two T20Is Against Pakistan

Matt Henry Ruled Out, Kyle Jamieson Replaced In New Zealand’s Squad For Last Two T20Is Against Pakistan Ruled Out, Kyle Jamieson Replaced In New Zealand’s Squad For Last Two T20Is Against Pakistan

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Right-arm quick Matt Henry has been ruled out of New Zealand’s last two T20Is against Pakistan and will continue “his injury rehabilitation programme.” New Zealand Cricket (NZC) released a statement on Saturday to confirm the experienced quick’s omission from the series, “BLACKCAPS pace-bowler Matt Henry has been ruled out of the remainder of the KFC T20I series against Pakistan as he continues his injury rehabilitation programme.” Despite a shoulder injury, Henry was included in New Zealand’s squads for the fourth and fifth T20Is against Pakistan. Henry injured his right shoulder during the recent ICC Champions Trophy semi-final win against South Africa. He has also been managing an ongoing left knee issue. Canterbury pace-bowler Zak Foulkes, who was named for the first three T20Is, has been retained for the remainder of the series. The 22-year-old returned with figures of 1/11 (three overs) in the first game and 0/32 (three overs) in the second game. Another notable tweak in the Kiwis’ squad is Kyle Jamieson’s absence from the last two games of the five-match affair. …

India vs New Zealand LIVE Scorecard Updates, Champions Trophy 2025 Final: Virat Kohli, Injured On Eve Of NZ Clash, Fit To Play?

India vs New Zealand LIVE Scorecard Updates, Champions Trophy 2025 Final: Virat Kohli, Injured On Eve Of NZ Clash, Fit To Play?

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India vs New Zealand LIVE Cricket Updates, ICC Champions Trophy Final Scorecard© ICC India vs New Zealand LIVE Updates, Champions Trophy 2025 Final: India take on New Zealand in the highly-anticipated ICC Champions Trophy 2025 final. India have not lost a single game in the tournament so far, and enter the game as firm favourites to lift a record third title. However, India have also never beaten New Zealand in the final of a major ICC event. New Zealand have lost just one game in the tournament – to India in the group stage – but put in a well-rounded display to defeat South Africa in the semi-final. Rohit Sharma will be aiming to become only the second Indian captain to win two ICC titles, but rumours of his retirement also loom large ahead of the big final. (LIVE SCORECARD) Here are the LIVE Updates for India vs New Zealand, Champions Trophy 2025 Final LIVE Scorecard, straight from the Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai: March09202512:07 (IST) India vs New Zealand Final LIVE: Who will …

Matt Henry To Miss CT 2025 Final? New Zealand Captain Mitchell Santner Breaks Silence On Star’s Injury

Matt Henry To Miss CT 2025 Final? New Zealand Captain Mitchell Santner Breaks Silence On Star’s Injury

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New Zealand skipper Mitchell Santner said India’s understanding of the conditions has made the Champions Trophy final a “challenging” assignment, but expressed confidence in his team’s ability to adapt. The Kiwis are eyeing their first ICC ODI title on Sunday, following their victory in the 2000 KnockOuts Trophy, where they defeated India in the final in Kenya. “We know India are going to be a challenge. They’ve been playing some very good cricket. They understand these conditions pretty well,” said Santner in the pre-match press meet on Saturday. Santner hoped the experience of playing against India a few days back here in a league match will stand his side in good stead. “I think, obviously, having the run against India a few days ago will definitely help us out, understanding the conditions a little bit better. “But it is a knockout game. And I guess whoever turns up on the day could take home the trophy,” he added. The final is expected to be played on the same surface as the one that …

India vs New Zealand Champions Trophy 2025 Final: SWOT Analysis Of Mitchell Santner And Co

India vs New Zealand Champions Trophy 2025 Final: SWOT Analysis Of Mitchell Santner And Co

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On December 18, 2024, Mitchell Santner took charge as New Zealand’s white-ball captain, with his first major leadership assignment being the 2025 Champions Trophy. Cut to now, and Santner is now all set to lead the Blackcaps in the tournament’s title clash against India in Dubai on Sunday. New Zealand has always been known as a side punching above their weight consistently in ICC tournaments and giving any opposition team a stiff challenge. Here’s a SWOT Analysis from IANS on the Santner-led New Zealand ahead of them playing the 2025 Champions Trophy final. Strength: New Zealand’s strength lies in both the batting and bowling departments. With the bat, Rachin Ravindra has been in prime form, as seen by his two centuries in the tournament. Kane Williamson has been at his premier best in the last two games, while Will Young, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Latham, and Glenn Phillips lend more strength to the Blackcaps batting line-up. With the ball, Santner, Phillips, Ravindra and Michael Bracewell being present means their bases are covered in spin-bowling …

India Played To The Conditions Beautifully, Says New Zealand’s Matt Henry

India Played To The Conditions Beautifully, Says New Zealand’s Matt Henry

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After suffering a 44-run defeat to India in the 2025 Champions Trophy, New Zealand seamer Matt Henry said the Rohit Sharma-led side played beautifully as per the conditions due to the knowledge they acquired from their previous Group A games at the Dubai International Stadium. On a slow pitch, India managed to make 249/9 in 50 overs, with Shreyas Iyer’s 79 and a late 45 by Hardik Pandya taking them to the competitive total. In return, Varun Chakaravarthy picked 5-42 in just his second ODI game to bowl out New Zealand for 205 in 45.3 overs. New Zealand will take on Group B toppers South Africa in the second semi-final in Lahore on Wednesday. “The way to have four front line spinners was a really effective way to play. (India) having that luxury of knowing … they played to the conditions beautifully. We knew that coming here, they were going to play the four frontline spinners … and they bowled beautiful. They read the situation and read the conditions well,” Henry was quoted …

Matt Henry Topples Legendary Richard Hadlee’s ODI Record For New Zealand

Matt Henry Topples Legendary Richard Hadlee’s ODI Record For New Zealand

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With a five-wicket haul against a formidable Indian side in Dubai, Matt Henry surpassed the legendary Richard Hadlee to become New Zealand’s eighth-highest wicket-taker in ODIs. In the final group stage match between India and New Zealand of the ongoing Champions Trophy on Sunday, the experienced right-arm quick went past Hadlee’s tally of 158 scalps in ODIs. With his blistering pace, Henry left the Indian batters in shreds and returned with figures of 5/42. With another searing display, Henry now boasts 163 scalps in 90 matches, at an average of 24.85, while maintaining a strike rate of 28.78. Henry’s wicket pool featured India’s premier batters, Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya and Ravindra Jadeja. He capped off his sublime display with the ball by sending Mohammed Shami back to the dugout on the final ball of the first inning. Henry drew the first blood and took the first step to maintaining his impressive record against India in the powerplay. In the first 10 overs of the format, Henry has scythed 10 wickets, an …

New Zealand vs England Live Score Updates 3rd Test Day 4

New Zealand vs England Live Score Updates 3rd Test Day 4

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New Zealand vs England 3rd Test Day 4 Live Scorecard© AFP NZ vs ENG Live Score Updates 3rd Test Day 4: England have a mountain to climb with two days of play left in their third and final Test against New Zealand at the Seddon Park in Hamilton. The visitors, who are chaing a mammoth 658 to win the match, were 18/2 at the close of play on Day 3 with Jacob Bethell batting on nine while Joe Root was yet to open his account. Having already lost the series, the Kiwis need eight more wickets to secure a consolation victory after England easily won the first two Tests. (Live Scorecard) Topics mentioned in this article Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

IND vs NZ, 1st Test: India Fold Up For 462, Set New Zealand 107 To Win On Final Day

IND vs NZ, 1st Test: India Fold Up For 462, Set New Zealand 107 To Win On Final Day

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New Zealand came out to bat late in the final session, before rain forced early stumps.© BCCI Sarfaraz Khan struck a majestic 150 while Rishabh Pant made a brisk 99 as India were all out for 462 in their second innings, setting New Zealand a target of 107 on day four of the opening Test in Bengaluru on Saturday. Just when New Zealand came out to bat late in the final session, rain brought an early end to the day’s play with the visitors playing just four balls in the second innings, with openers Tom Latham and Devon Conway yet to open their accounts. Sarfaraz’s maiden hundred and Pant’s innings offered hope for India, but their dismissals led to a swift decline for the hosts. Resuming at 438 for six after tea, India lost their final four wickets — Ravindra Jadeja, Ravichandra Ashwin, Jasprit Bumrah, and Mohammed Siraj — in quick succession, ending their innings in 99.3 overs. At tea, India were at 438 for six, holding an 82-run lead. Due to rain, …

India Crumble To 46 All Out As New Zealand Dominate Day 2 Of 1st Test In Bengaluru

India Crumble To 46 All Out As New Zealand Dominate Day 2 Of 1st Test In Bengaluru

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File image of Virat Kohli.© BCCI/Sportzpics New Zealand were 180 for three in their first innings in reply to India’s 46 all out on the second day of the rain-hit opening Test here on Thursday. India crashed to their lowest-ever total in a Test at home, folding in just 31.2 overs with five home batters not even managing to open their accounts. Rishabh Pant scored 20 while opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made 13. None of the other Indian batters got a double-digit score. New Zealand, in complete contrast, batted solidly to gain a lead of 134 runs by the end of the day’s play. Devon Conway (91) and Will Young (33) raised a 75-run partnership after the Kiwis lost Tom Latham (15). Rachin Ravindra (22) and Daryl Mitchell (14) were at the crease when the stumps were drawn for the day due to bad light. Brief Scores: India 1st innings: 46 all out in 31.2 overs (Rishabh Pant 20; Matt Henry 5/15) New Zealand 1st innings: 180/3 in 50 overs (Devon Conway 91, Will …

1st Time In 91 Years: India Register Embarrassing Test Record vs New Zealand

1st Time In 91 Years: India Register Embarrassing Test Record vs New Zealand

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Matt Henry and William O’Rourke picked nine wickets collectively to bowl out India for just 46 on day two of first Test at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Thursday. With this, India have now recorded their lowest total at home and third lowest Test score overall. This was the first time in 91 years (since India’s first home Test in 1931) that they scored less than 50 in an innings. Under overcast condition, Henry exhibited great control on line and length to pick 5-15 and also reached the landmark of 100 Test wickets. O’Rourke, playing in his first Test in India, made a fantastic impression with his awkward bounce and mixing of lengths to pick 4-22 while veteran pacer Tim Southee took a scalp. For India, right from them electing to bat first amidst downpour threats, things backfired spectacularly. With no grass on the pitch, they picked three spinners for the first time in this season, with Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj being the only pacers. But with conditions heavily favouring an accurate …