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On the other hand his garbage facial hair along with half of his team doing it as well.kohlis going grey. credit to him for owning it rather than being a coward and dyeing his hair.
On the other hand his garbage facial hair along with half of his team doing it as well.kohlis going grey. credit to him for owning it rather than being a coward and dyeing his hair.
Thankspakistan in 2016 or so came here as #1 and got smoked over 3 tests i think
Pretty sure it's 3 at home v WI.NZ 3 Test series to come in WTC. 2 away vs Bangladesh, 2 at home vs Pakistan, 2 at home vs WI.
Doesn't seem crazy to think NZ could walk away with 6 wins though Bangers away will be rough. 360 possible points and you'd think we would be good odds to walk away with at least 240 of those.
Not on the wikipedia which is what I used hahaPretty sure it's 3 at home v WI.
Back to 2nd in the rankings.
Interesting to see what Australian media makes of that
Oh Bangladesh aren't that bad. Remind me, which minnow nation was it that they managed to draw a home series against back in 2017...?I don't think the Aus media loses too much sleep about the 2nd place test ranking.
Especially as Aus are only playing 2 more tests before Afghanistan next summer. Was always likely to happen with teams playing in the Northern winter.
India next summer and SAF in March 21' in reality will dictate everything.
I think the Aus vs NZ debate was resoundingly settled recently, despite ICC rankings.
No surprises though that NZ is returning to their preferred schedule of beating up on the 'minnows' following the last couple of months.
Bangladesh x 2 (Again!) - Away
West Indies x 3 - Home
Pakistan x 2 - Home
Is a fairly soft 12 months.
It will be the 7th test they've against Bangladesh in 2.5 years, with 5 of those being at home.
To be fair, beating England and now india at home is hardly "beating up on minows" nz have nothing to do with scheduling.I don't think the Aus media loses too much sleep about the 2nd place test ranking.
Especially as Aus are only playing 2 more tests before Afghanistan next summer. Was always likely to happen with teams playing in the Northern winter.
India next summer and SAF in March 21' in reality will dictate everything.
I think the Aus vs NZ debate was resoundingly settled recently, despite ICC rankings.
No surprises though that NZ is returning to their preferred schedule of beating up on the 'minnows' following the last couple of months.
Bangladesh x 2 (Again!) - Away
West Indies x 3 - Home
Pakistan x 2 - Home
Is a fairly soft 12 months.
It will be the 7th test they've against Bangladesh in 2.5 years, with 5 of those being at home.
India have 2 series remaining 4 vs Australia (in Australia #0 points) 5 vs England (in India #120 points or less with draws)
Australia have 3 series remaining, 3 vs SA, 4 vs India, 2 vs Bangladesh
England have 4 series remaining, 5 v India (in India # 0 points), 3 vs Pakistan, 2 vs SL (in SL), 3 vs WI
If NZ can win 4 Tests and draw one in our next 6 games I'm pretty confident we finish 2nd.
To be fair, winning 2 test series' can be dictated as much by luck and conditions as anything else.To be fair, beating England and now india at home is hardly "beating up on minows" nz have nothing to do with scheduling.