Tino Best
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New Zealand crushed West Indies – First T20
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Brendon McCullum led from the front with a brilliant fifty whereas Luke Ronchi assisted him well and Nathan McCullum scratched the batting of the Caribbeans.
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Trent Boult scratched West Indies – 2nd Test
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The left arm pacer of New Zealand, Trent Boult, achieved his career’s best bowling figures of 10-80 vs. West Indies who faced an innings defeat in the 2nd Test.
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New Zealand maintains its supremacy – 2nd Test vs. West Indies
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The Black Caps tightened their grip against the Windies after posting a mammoth 1st innings score followed by grasping four top order wickets in the 2nd Test.
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Consecutive ton from Ross Taylor lifts the Kiwis – 2nd Test vs. West Indies
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The star middle order batsman of New Zealand, Ross Taylor, continued with his blistering form and plundered another ton in the second Test against West Indies.
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Double ton from Bravo heals the Windies – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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A classic maiden double hundred from the top order batsman of West Indies averted the danger of innings defeat for his team in the opening Test vs. New Zealand.
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West Indies slides towards defeat – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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The dismal batting performance from the West Indian batsmen continued in New Zealand as well when they were forced to follow on in the first Test.
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Taylor twists West Indies with a double ton – 1st Test
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A maiden double century from the supreme batsman of New Zealand, Ross Taylor, put his team on top while West Indies lost two quick wickets in their 1st innings.
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New Zealand rules the opening day – 1st Test vs. West Indies
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Ross Taylor and his skipper, Brendon McCullum, blasted tons in the first innings of the 1st Test and put their side on top against the visiting West Indies.
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Pakistan crushed West Indies in a thriller – 5th ODI
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Misbah-ul-Haq once again led his team from the front by playing a responsible knock well assisted by Ahmed Shehzad and his bowlers as Pakistan beat West Indies.
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Record breakers – Ashton Agar and Phillip Hughes
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The young gun of Australia, Ashton Agar, created a Test record by becoming the highest scorer at no.11 and registered the tallest partnership with Phillip Hughes.