New Zealand unveil summer tour schedule
WELLINGTON: New Zealand Cricket on Thursday announced details of upcoming tours involving Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Australia, as the Black Caps seek to capitalise on their stirring run to the World Cup final.The international action over the New Zealand summer will feature four Tests, 11 one-dayers and five Twenty20 matches.The
By our correspondents
August 28, 2015
WELLINGTON: New Zealand Cricket on Thursday announced details of upcoming tours involving Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Australia, as the Black Caps seek to capitalise on their stirring run to the World Cup final.
The international action over the New Zealand summer will feature four Tests, 11 one-dayers and five Twenty20 matches.
The Black Caps enjoyed a surge in popularity in rugby-mad New Zealand when they reached the World Cup final this year in a tournament they co-hosted with Australia.
While they fell flat against the Australians in the final, captain Brendon McCullum said the upcoming schedule offered home fans a chance to again see their team playing top-class opposition.
“Looking at this schedule, there’s some really exciting opposition in front of us,” he told reporters.
“So hopefully we can build on what we did last year and also at the World Cup, drive this team forward and keep improving our performances.”
Sri Lanka arrive first, playing two Tests, five ODIs and two T20s between December 10 and January 10.
Pakistan then embark on a whistlestop tour involving three T20s and three ODI from January 15-31, with Australia wrapping up the schedule with three one-dayers and two Tests between February 3 and February 24.
The international action over the New Zealand summer will feature four Tests, 11 one-dayers and five Twenty20 matches.
The Black Caps enjoyed a surge in popularity in rugby-mad New Zealand when they reached the World Cup final this year in a tournament they co-hosted with Australia.
While they fell flat against the Australians in the final, captain Brendon McCullum said the upcoming schedule offered home fans a chance to again see their team playing top-class opposition.
“Looking at this schedule, there’s some really exciting opposition in front of us,” he told reporters.
“So hopefully we can build on what we did last year and also at the World Cup, drive this team forward and keep improving our performances.”
Sri Lanka arrive first, playing two Tests, five ODIs and two T20s between December 10 and January 10.
Pakistan then embark on a whistlestop tour involving three T20s and three ODI from January 15-31, with Australia wrapping up the schedule with three one-dayers and two Tests between February 3 and February 24.
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