Luckless England lost vs. New Zealand
March 22, 2014The Black Caps won an important encounter which went in their favour, without doing too much due to rain while England was at the receiving end.
The Black Caps won an important encounter which went in their favour, without doing too much due to rain while England was at the receiving end.
Brendon McCullum became the 1st Kiwi player to blast a triple century and Jimmy Neesham assisted him with a ton as misery for India continued on foreign soils.
A career’s best unbeaten 281 by the Black Caps skipper, Brendon McCullum, and a ton by BJ Watling, guided their side towards the series win against India.
Black Cap’s captain, Bredon McCullum, blasted a superb ton, shared an unbeaten 158 runs partnership with BJ Watling and kept India anxious in the 2nd Test.
New Zealand maintained their supremacy in the ongoing series vs. India who surrendered the opening Test against the quality quick bowling on a bouncy track.
The Indian bowlers put their side back in the game after their dismal batting in the first innings as the Black Caps were dismissed cheaply in their 2nd one.
Brendon McCullum led his side from the front with a double hundred and the pace battery of the Kiwis dismantled the top order batting of India.
The skipper of New Zealand, Brendon McCullum, got back to his form with a superb ton whereas Kane Williamson smashed a hundred as the hosts rule over India.
The Black Caps maintained their disciplined batting as the middle order batsman, Ross Taylor, powered an unbeaten hundred and led his team to victory vs. India.
Brendon McCullum led from the front with a brilliant fifty whereas Luke Ronchi assisted him well and Nathan McCullum scratched the batting of the Caribbeans.
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11th Apr 18
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7th Aug 17
Graeme Swann took 255 and there are bowlers here who took less than him?