New Zealand’s legendary seam bowler Tim Southee is set to retire from Test cricket at his home ground, Seddon Park in Hamilton, against England this December. Southee, however, made himself available for the World Test Championship final at Lord's in June if New Zealand qualify.
In second innings of the game Southee (3/6) and Santner (3/31) ensured that Australia never got going in their tall chase to be skittled out for just 111 in 17.1 overs
The two-time IPL champions, after starting the 2022 season with a bang, have lost five consecutive games and are languishing at No.8 on the points table with just six points. They are only above Mumbai Indians (10th) and Chennai Super Kings (9th).
According to reports from the New Zealand media, Southee won the award because of his consistent performances throughout the year in all formats of the game.
Chasing 164, the Black Caps rode on a brilliant 84 not out from Seifert and unbeaten 57 from Williamson to comfortably chase down the target
Due to Southee and Jamieson, West Indies were tottering at 124 for eight at the end of Day 2 in response to New Zealand's 460 in the first innings.
Tim Southee won The Players' Cup, while Sophie Devine was honoured with CPA Players' Award in an online team presentation ceremony this afternoon.
On the second day of the just-concluded Test match between India and New Zealand, Kohli was seen animated on the ground giving angry send-offs to New Zealand batsmen.
Virat Kohli failed to make any contribution in India's first innings and was sent to the pavilion by the veteran Tim Southee for a paltry score of 3.
The current batch of New Zealand bowlers and wicketkeeper BJ Watling engaged in the traditional celebration by drinking champagne and smoking cigars.
