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    Adjusting to the Eden Park cricket boundaries is proving to be a challenge for Pakistan ahead of tonight's first Twenty20 against the Black Caps

    Adjusting to the Eden Park cricket boundaries is proving to be a challenge for Pakistan ahead of tonight's first Twenty20 against the Black Caps


    It's one of the smallest fields in the world - with a straight boundary of around 55 metres and a square boundary of 65 metres.

    Pakistan skipper Shaheen Afridi has given his take on the ground and the problems he'll face as a pace bowler.



    Meanwhile, Black Caps spinner Mitchell Santner has been ruled out of the opener with Covid.

    First ball is at ten past seven.

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     03 Nov: A precarious lead for the Black Caps after 15 wickets fell on a spin-dominated second day of the third and final cricket test against India in Mumbai
     01 Nov: Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel has experienced relatively minor fame since becoming the third bowler after Jim Laker and Anil Kumble to take 10 wickets in a test innings, against India at Mumbai in December 2021
     31 Oct: Ben Stokes's house robbed while England cricket captain toured Pakistan
     31 Oct: What does the Black Caps maiden cricket test series win in India mean for Gary Stead's future as coach?
     31 Oct: Black Caps coach Gary Stead has downplayed his role in the side's maiden test cricket triumph in India
     30 Oct: The White Ferns are encouraged despite losing their ODI cricket series 2-1 away to India
     30 Oct: White Ferns cricketer Suzie Bates claims the team will benefit from their 2-1 one-day international series defeat to India - the host of the next 50-over World Cup
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