Guy in my cricket club sat next to Devon Conway on a plane recently. Apparently Conway is off to NZ to play for Wellington.
Oh boy, fancy
Wellington ending up with little speculative investments in Nofal, Pienaar and now Conway, all in a juggling act.
3. NZ Qualifying Player is a player who:
a) has declared his intention, in writing to NZC, to become eligible to represent the BLACKCAPS;
(b) is not currently eligible to be selected for the BLACKCAPS or available for selection for another country’s national
team;
(c) has, immediately following his declaration played in New Zealand for two (2) consecutive seasons and/or resided in
New Zealand for a continuous period of not less than 12 months; and
(d) continues to demonstrate his ongoing commitment to becoming eligible for the BLACKCAPS to the satisfaction of
NZC and the CPA.
4 In exceptional circumstances, NZC and the CPA may agree to consider an application by a
Player to be considered a New Zealand Qualifying Player without fulfilling the criteria set out
above. In such circumstances, the Player must clearly demonstrate to the satisfaction of NZC
and the CPA that he is committed to becoming eligible to play for the BLACKCAPS and
residing permanently in New Zealand.
5 For the purpose of the clauses 6 and 7 below, Overseas Players and New Zealand Qualifying Players shall be deemed to be
Ineligible Players.
6 For each Plunket Shield match or Ford Trophy Competition match, each Major Association may select a maximum of one (1)
Overseas Player and / or a maximum of two (2) New Zealand Qualifying Players in its final playing 11, provided that the total
number of Ineligible Players selected in any final playing 11 may not exceed two (2) Ineligible Players.
7 For each HRV Cup match, each Major Association may select a maximum of two (2) Overseas Players and / or a maximum of
two (2) New Zealand Qualifying Players in its final playing 11, provided that the total number of Ineligible Players selected in
any final playing 11 may not exceed three (3) Ineligible Players.