Neil Wagner
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India lost besides ton from Dhawan – 1st Test
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New Zealand maintained their supremacy in the ongoing series vs. India who surrendered the opening Test against the quality quick bowling on a bouncy track.
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India bounced back in the opening Test vs. New Zealand
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The Indian bowlers put their side back in the game after their dismal batting in the first innings as the Black Caps were dismissed cheaply in their 2nd one.
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Rain rescues West Indies – 1st Test vs. New Zealand
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New Zealand was deprived of a possible victory against the visiting West Indies as continuous rain finished the game in a draw just before the tea interval.
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Mominul Haque secured Bangladesh – 2nd Test vs. New Zealand
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The wonder boy of Bangladesh, Mominul Haque, blasted his successive ton in two Tests against New Zealand and guided his team towards an unbeatable position.
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Corey Anderson put Kiwis in command – 2nd Test vs. Bangladesh
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The young all rounder of New Zealand, Corey Anderson, plundered his maiden Test ton and enabled his side with a sizeable lead vs. Bangladesh in the 2nd game.
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Game evenly poised in the 2nd Test – Bangladesh vs. New Zealand
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Neil Wagner and Ish Sodhi bowled superbly for New Zealand while Shakib Al Hasan responded well with the ball for Bangladesh and put his side back in the game.
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Bangladesh placed nicely after day one – 2nd Test vs. New Zealand
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Tamim Iqbal missed his fifth Test ton by just five runs but the opener led his side to a comfortable position with the assistance of a couple of partnerships.
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England anticipates consecutive win vs. New Zealand – 2nd Test
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Graeme Swann, well assisted by Steven Finn and Stuart Broad destroyed the batting line up of New Zealand as the visitors face another defeat in the 2nd Test.
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New Zealand lost rhythm against England – 1st Test
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The efforts of Tim Southee and Neil Wagner were let down by the openers of New Zealand as James Anderson put England back into the Test on the second day.
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New Zealand gets top four – 1st Test vs. England
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England started the first day on a defensive mode against the calculated bowling of the five New Zealand bowlers who restricted the hosts to a limited score.