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Shane Warne, the man who could help New Zealand's cricketers hit opponents for six
New Zealand have a capable team, talented enough to match, but not powerful enough to regularly dominate, an Australian or Indian team. They need a special player to help nurture them.
by James Mortimer on 08 May 2008
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The New Zealand team is currently in England, currently playing warm-up games, with games already played against the MCC, Kent and Essex.
Daniel Vettori and Brendon McCullum, the captain and vice captain of the team recently arrived in England, after playing in the Indian Premier League. The other three frontline players, Jacob Oram, Ross Taylor and Kyle Mills, also played in the IPL, have been in England with the rest of the team to finish their warm-up games.
They commence the Test Series against England, to run for three matches, at Lord’s on May 15. New Zealand are typically slow starters on tour, and the need to impress and sustain some momentum is crucial as the English are a far superior team on home soil.
But the New Zealanders are missing one crucial ingredient in their quest - a world-class player. I believe that the squad is capable, with solid batsmen, economical bowlers, and a world-class spinner in captain Daniel Vettori.
Comments (3)
by Greg Smith on May 08, 2008
His inflatable sheep ? And he'll double both the average IQ's of Oz and Nz when he steps across the Tasman...
by World Racism body on May 09, 2008
Greg Smith is a racist towards kiwi's. Think he has pent up bitterness from having his bokkies dominated by the All Blacks. Try to be nice, if they hadn't flopped in the Cup, you would have never have beaten them in the final.
by Nanettte Kerrison on May 10, 2008
I think it would be great if Warne were recruited by NZ to sort out its' Cricket. It would be fascinating to watch. As long as they kept him busy! Warne has obviously been keen for a long time to put his ideas and theories into practice. Countries should be lining up to recruit him to do so. I expect they will be, after his Rajasthan Royals stint.
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