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James Franklin Ends New Zealand Career With Middlesex Move
James Franklin effectively ended his international career after the 34-year-old New Zealand all-rounder signed a two-year contract with English county Middlesex.
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Highlights CLT20: Barbados Tridents Beat Northern Knights by 6 Wickets
Barbados Tridents beat Northern Knights by 6 wickets.
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Shivnarine Chanderpaul misses ton in practice match in New Zealand
The diminutive 39-year-old scored an impressive 89 as West Indies XI declared at 230/6
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Gautam Gambhir fails to fire once again in County cricket
Playing for Essex, Gambhir's search for elusive form extended as he struggled for the fourth time. His scores so far are 31, 21, 2 and 0.
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Jamaica Tallawahs lift inaugural Caribbean Premier League title
Put in to bat, Guyana could make only 128 for 5, which Jamaica chased down with 15 balls to spare, driven by an unbroken 62-run stand for the fourth wicket between Chris Gayle and Andre Russell.
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Left on the sidelines, Gautam Gambhir off to Essex
Gautam Gambhir will replace New Zealand's Hamish Rutherford as the County's overseas player.
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New Zealand Cricket names 20 contracted players
Promising all-rounder Corey Anderson, Test opening batsman Hamish Rutherford, fast bowler Mitchell McLenaghan, the versatile Tom Latham and Colin Munro and veteran left-arm spinner Bruce Martin have all been included for the first time on the list of players who will be paid retainers.
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1st T20, Statistical highlights: New Zealand score first 200-plus total away from home
It were New Zealand's Brendon McCullum and Hamish Rutherford who stole the show from England despite valiant effort from Luke Wright and Ravi Bopara.
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1st T20: Brendon McCullum hails Hamish Rutherford as New Zealand edge England
England needed six for a tie off the last ball that would have forced a 'super-over' but that proved beyond Ravi Bopara, who finished on 30 not out as New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Peter Fulton's century leads New Zealand to 250-1
Fulton made his test debut in 2006 and played 10 tests, with a highest score of 75 and an average of 20, before losing his place in New Zealand's revolving door for test openers. He won a recall for this series, four years after his last test, and cemented his place Friday with an innings of technique and character.
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No Doug Bracewell as New Zealand unchanged for 2nd England Test
Spinner Bruce Martin and opening batsman Hamish Rutherford both made their Test debuts in Dunedin, with Rutherford hitting 171 in his first innings, the seventh highest debut in Test history, and Martin taking five wickets.
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Cook, Compton lead England's fightback with gritty centuries
Cook led his team's gritty fightback with an outstanding century, achieved in 294 minutes from 221 balls with 13 fours. But Compton's supporting and complementary innings was equally important and impressive.
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Stats Pack: Rutherford debut ton breaks many Test records
Hamish Rutherford scored a Test century on debut to put New Zealand in a commanding position after third day of the first Test against England in Dunedin on Friday. Here are few of the statistical highlights from the day's play.
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Hamish Rutherford plays down dazzling ton on debut
Rutherford, the son of former Black Caps captain Ken, said he deliberately kept his celebrations muted after becoming only the ninth New Zealander to score a century on debut, briefly raising his bat to mark the milestone.
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1st Test, Day 3: Rutherford debut ton gives New Zealand massive lead over England
The 23-year-old Rutherford batted for five hours and 40 minutes, hit 22 fours and three sixes in an outstanding debut innings.
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James Franklin Ends New Zealand Career With Middlesex Move
James Franklin effectively ended his international career after the 34-year-old New Zealand all-rounder signed a two-year contract with English county Middlesex.
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Highlights CLT20: Barbados Tridents Beat Northern Knights by 6 Wickets
Barbados Tridents beat Northern Knights by 6 wickets.
-
Shivnarine Chanderpaul misses ton in practice match in New Zealand
The diminutive 39-year-old scored an impressive 89 as West Indies XI declared at 230/6
-
Gautam Gambhir fails to fire once again in County cricket
Playing for Essex, Gambhir's search for elusive form extended as he struggled for the fourth time. His scores so far are 31, 21, 2 and 0.
-
Jamaica Tallawahs lift inaugural Caribbean Premier League title
Put in to bat, Guyana could make only 128 for 5, which Jamaica chased down with 15 balls to spare, driven by an unbroken 62-run stand for the fourth wicket between Chris Gayle and Andre Russell.
-
Left on the sidelines, Gautam Gambhir off to Essex
Gautam Gambhir will replace New Zealand's Hamish Rutherford as the County's overseas player.
-
New Zealand Cricket names 20 contracted players
Promising all-rounder Corey Anderson, Test opening batsman Hamish Rutherford, fast bowler Mitchell McLenaghan, the versatile Tom Latham and Colin Munro and veteran left-arm spinner Bruce Martin have all been included for the first time on the list of players who will be paid retainers.
-
1st T20, Statistical highlights: New Zealand score first 200-plus total away from home
It were New Zealand's Brendon McCullum and Hamish Rutherford who stole the show from England despite valiant effort from Luke Wright and Ravi Bopara.
-
1st T20: Brendon McCullum hails Hamish Rutherford as New Zealand edge England
England needed six for a tie off the last ball that would have forced a 'super-over' but that proved beyond Ravi Bopara, who finished on 30 not out as New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in this two-match series.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Peter Fulton's century leads New Zealand to 250-1
Fulton made his test debut in 2006 and played 10 tests, with a highest score of 75 and an average of 20, before losing his place in New Zealand's revolving door for test openers. He won a recall for this series, four years after his last test, and cemented his place Friday with an innings of technique and character.
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No Doug Bracewell as New Zealand unchanged for 2nd England Test
Spinner Bruce Martin and opening batsman Hamish Rutherford both made their Test debuts in Dunedin, with Rutherford hitting 171 in his first innings, the seventh highest debut in Test history, and Martin taking five wickets.
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Cook, Compton lead England's fightback with gritty centuries
Cook led his team's gritty fightback with an outstanding century, achieved in 294 minutes from 221 balls with 13 fours. But Compton's supporting and complementary innings was equally important and impressive.
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Stats Pack: Rutherford debut ton breaks many Test records
Hamish Rutherford scored a Test century on debut to put New Zealand in a commanding position after third day of the first Test against England in Dunedin on Friday. Here are few of the statistical highlights from the day's play.
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Hamish Rutherford plays down dazzling ton on debut
Rutherford, the son of former Black Caps captain Ken, said he deliberately kept his celebrations muted after becoming only the ninth New Zealander to score a century on debut, briefly raising his bat to mark the milestone.
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1st Test, Day 3: Rutherford debut ton gives New Zealand massive lead over England
The 23-year-old Rutherford batted for five hours and 40 minutes, hit 22 fours and three sixes in an outstanding debut innings.
