Black Caps staring down the barrel; Sri Lanka sniff whitewash
New Zealand is staring at a massive innings defeat in the second Test against Sri Lanka, having been reduced to 199 for 5 in the follow on, still needing 315 runs to avoid an innings loss on a rain curtailed third day at the Galle International Stadium yesterday.
Analysis: Take stock and move on is all the Black Caps can do following their humbling at the hands of Sri Lanka. New Zealand were well beaten in the two-test series in Sri Lanka, which ended with an ...
The Black Caps’ current World Test Championship tilt seems set to fall short but Tim Southee has taken solace in identifying ...
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The Black Caps will look to bounce back in the second test against Sri lanka in Galle after going down by 63 runs in the ...
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