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  •   Home > News > Sports > Cricket

    A timely return of fans for the Black Caps

    A timely return of fans for the Black Caps


    New Zealand faces Australia in the decisive-fifth Twenty20 in Wellington this afternoon.

    The last two games have been won by the tourists - coincidentally both of those have been without crowds.

    With the Capital now back into alert level one, Black Caps spinner Mitchell Santner's delighted to have some home support.



    First ball's at midday

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     Other Cricket News
     02 Nov: Black Caps bowler Blair Tickner has added to his status as a cult hero
     01 Nov: Black Caps skipper Mitchell Santner has won the toss and has opted to bowl first against England in today's dead-rubber final one-day international in the capital
     01 Nov: Black Caps allrounder Michael Bracewell's adamant it's all to play for despite the dead rubber nature of this afternoon's third one-dayer against England
     01 Nov: The Breakers have embarrassed the Hawks 102-60 in their Australian Basketball League match in Wollongong
     01 Nov: Australia have cruised to a four-wicket win over India in their second T20-international in Melbourne
     31 Oct: What a difference a day makes ... if you're uncapped Black Caps allrounder Kristian Clarke
     31 Oct: Kristian Clarke is reflecting on a whirlwind call-up to the Black Caps, after getting the nod to replace the injured Matt Henry in the final one-dayer against England tomorrow
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