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West indies: Cricket News & Match Updates
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Injured Tickner Will Not Bowl Or Field For Rest Of Wellington Test Vs Windies: NZC
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand have revealed a new update on injured pacer Blair Tickner, saying it would be unlikely the fast bowler will feature in the remainder of the second Test against the West Indies.
Tickner dislocated his shoulder while fielding on the opening day of the second Test on Wednesday.
"BlackCaps pace bowler Blair Tickner will not bowl or field, and is unlikely to bat for the remainder of the second Test in Wellington, after dislocating his shoulder while diving to stop a boundary on day one," New Zealand Cricket said in a statement.
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NZ's Blundell Ruled Out Of Second Test Against WI, Mitchell Hay To Debut
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Henry, Smith, Santner Ruled Out Of Remainder Of Test Series Against WI
New Zealand Cricket: New Zealand have been hit hard by injuries, with Matt Henry, Nathan Smith, and Mitchell Santner ruled out of the remainder of the Test Series against the West Indies, the country's cricket board announced on Monday.
NZ Add Uncapped Pacer Michael Rae To Squad For Second Test Against WI
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