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Gautam Gambhir Reveals Biggest Prankster Of Indian Cricket Team
He called his 2009 Napier Test knock as the most memorable.
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Nuwan Kulasekara Retires From Tests, to Focus on ODIs, T20s For Sri Lanka
Nuwan Kulasekara made his Test debut for Sri Lanka against New Zealand in Napier in 2005, and has taken 48 wickets in 21 matches in the longest format of the game
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We are not taking New Zealand lightly, says MS Dhoni
The Indian team arrived in Napier on Monday for the five-match series which would be followed by two Tests
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India to kick off New Zealand tour in Napier
The tour, which includes five ODIs, a two-day practice game - between the end of the ODI series and the start of the Tests - and two Test matches, will end with the final Test in Wellington.
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Kiwis with venom in their pace
Chris Martin, who claimed career-best figures of 6 for 26 against Zimbabwe in Napier, has said New Zealand's success in the Test had much to do with a four-pronged pace attack.
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New Zealand rout Zimbabwe by record margin
New Zealand posted their biggest winning Test margin when they demolished Zimbabwe by an innings and 301 runs on the third day of their one-off Test at Napier's McLean Park on Saturday.
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New Zealand in command against Zimbabwe
An unbeaten century from skipper Ross Taylor put New Zealand in a commanding position at five for 331 on the first day of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe in Napier on Thursday.
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1st Test Preview: New Zealand vs Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe gets set to host New Zealand in a one-off Test match and while eyes may be on matches with higher profiles in Abhu Dhabi and Adelaide, Napier will provide the testing ground for character of both teams.
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Malik to be dropped for Napier Test: Yousuf
Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf on Tuesday confirmed that experienced all-rounder Shoaib Malik will not play in the final Test against New Zealand.
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Captaincy criticism doesn't bother Sehwag
Virender Sehwag's captaincy in the Napier Test may have come for stinging criticism from Martin Crowe but the swashbuckling opener said he is not bothered.
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Gautam Gambhir Reveals Biggest Prankster Of Indian Cricket Team
He called his 2009 Napier Test knock as the most memorable.
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Nuwan Kulasekara Retires From Tests, to Focus on ODIs, T20s For Sri Lanka
Nuwan Kulasekara made his Test debut for Sri Lanka against New Zealand in Napier in 2005, and has taken 48 wickets in 21 matches in the longest format of the game
-
We are not taking New Zealand lightly, says MS Dhoni
The Indian team arrived in Napier on Monday for the five-match series which would be followed by two Tests
-
India to kick off New Zealand tour in Napier
The tour, which includes five ODIs, a two-day practice game - between the end of the ODI series and the start of the Tests - and two Test matches, will end with the final Test in Wellington.
-
Kiwis with venom in their pace
Chris Martin, who claimed career-best figures of 6 for 26 against Zimbabwe in Napier, has said New Zealand's success in the Test had much to do with a four-pronged pace attack.
-
New Zealand rout Zimbabwe by record margin
New Zealand posted their biggest winning Test margin when they demolished Zimbabwe by an innings and 301 runs on the third day of their one-off Test at Napier's McLean Park on Saturday.
-
New Zealand in command against Zimbabwe
An unbeaten century from skipper Ross Taylor put New Zealand in a commanding position at five for 331 on the first day of the one-off Test against Zimbabwe in Napier on Thursday.
-
1st Test Preview: New Zealand vs Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe gets set to host New Zealand in a one-off Test match and while eyes may be on matches with higher profiles in Abhu Dhabi and Adelaide, Napier will provide the testing ground for character of both teams.
-
Malik to be dropped for Napier Test: Yousuf
Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf on Tuesday confirmed that experienced all-rounder Shoaib Malik will not play in the final Test against New Zealand.
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Captaincy criticism doesn't bother Sehwag
Virender Sehwag's captaincy in the Napier Test may have come for stinging criticism from Martin Crowe but the swashbuckling opener said he is not bothered.
