honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
You mean Borat?
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England in New Zealand 28 Nov-18 Dec 2024 - 3 Tests
- Thread starter FBU
- Start date
SillyCowCorner1
Moooo
Very nice!
You're being mischievous...he meant it's not something that requires more work than they're currently doing, in his opinion.
Although being the 2nd worst catching side in the world in 2024 ahead of Bangladesh and we'll behind other sides is pretty hard to take. I don't think I've seen too many sides that really wanted to be a good fielding side and give it the energy it deserves, that somehow turned out to be below par.
Skyliner
State Captain
Sorry for being so mischievous Steve, though I can’t help but feel that Cricinfo is partially responsible.
Skyliner
State Captain
Santner joins a Black Caps squad seeking answers ahead of second Test
Left-arm spinner Mitchell Santner is a good chance to play against England at the Basin Reserve but other changes to New Zealand's line-up appear slim.
‘Stead was not as forthcoming about other changes and would not commit to selecting the in-form Will Young, not included in the Christchurch XI, for the Basin, despite the batting struggles of opener Devon Conway and wicketkeeper Tom Blundell, among others.
Blundell scored 17 in the first innings and a first-ball duck in the second at Hagley Oval, with Conway looking similarly out of form in scoring 2 and 8.
Asked whether a change in the order, with Phillips moving above Blundell into No.6, was an option, Stead replied: “We’ve got a lot of faith in Tom Blundell. Glenn Phillips has done an amazing job batting with the tail as well and has become really adept at that. Tom Blundell played some critical innings for us a few Tests back in Asia as well. We think he’s our man to keep coming right and we have a lot of faith in him doing so.”