Language - | IND vs NZ | Twitter reacts as Kyle Jamieson castles Shubman Gill with a peach Kyle Jamieson has extended his brilliance against India in Tests, having removed both openers Mayank Agarwal and Shubman Gill on Day 1 of the ongoing first Test in Kanpur. The second of those was a fast-bowler’s delight, as it sneaked through the gap between Gill’s bat and pad to rattle the stumps. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | IND vs NZ | Playing Test matches against India at home is a different challenge, says Kyle Jamieson New Zealand pacer Kyle Jamieson has stated that playing red-ball cricket against India at home is a different challenge as his side prepares for the first Test which begins on Thursday in Kanpur. Jamieson further added that he will adapt to the Indian conditions while sticking to his strengths. SportsCafe Desk |
 | IND vs NZ | Kane Williamson rested for T20Is, Tim Southee named captain New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson will miss the three-match T20I series against India, starting November 17 to prepare for the two-match Test series which kick off from November 25. Pacer Tim Southee will lead the team in the T20Is to be played in Jaipur, Ranchi and Kolkata respectively. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Jasprit Bumrah is sensational in all three formats, praises Allan Donald Former South African pacer Allan Donald stated that India’s paceman Jasprit Bumrah is a bowling sensation across all formats of the game. He added that the New Zealand bowling unit consisting of Trent Boult, Neil Wagner, and Kyle Jamieson has also impressed him with their quality bowling.
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 | Reports | New Zealand players given permission to feature in remainder of IPL 2021 New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have reportedly given the green light for the Kiwi international players to feature in the remainder of IPL 2021 that is set to be played in the month of September in UAE. Australia and England are, however, yet to confirm the participation of their players. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Kyle Jamieson was definitely the standout player in WTC final, admits Dale Steyn Dale Steyn has called New Zealand all-rounder Kyle Jamieson as the standout player in the WTC final between India and New Zealand, which the latter won by eight wickets. Steyn also said that the Indian bowlers were underprepared, and hopes for them to make come back against England. SportsCafe Desk |
| WTC Final | Rose Bowl Day 3 Talking Points: Kyle Jamieson’s five-tune and New Zealand openers counter-approach India, starting the day at 146/3, quickly found their foot away from the peddle, with Kyle Jamieson’s brilliant spell reducing them to just 217 runs in the first innings. In reply, the Kiwi openers batted with tremendous patience against the Indian new-ball bowlers before ending day on 101/2. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Kyle Jamieson and the ‘masterful’ art of setting up Indian batsmen In the last two years, New Zealand’s bowling attack hasn’t been just restricted to the three old-guards of Tim Southee, Trent Boult and Neil Wagner with the emergence of the lanky pacer, in the form of Kyle Jamieson. Against India in Southampton in the big WTC Final, he put on a masterclass. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |
 | Twitter reacts to ‘classical’ Mohammed Shami driving Jamieson’s hat-trick ball for a boundary Third over after lunch, Kyle Jamieson was back at it again, against Ishant Sharma after Ravindra Jadeja rather exposed him in poor fashion without taking the strike. Two deliveries later, Mohammed Shami found himself facing the hat-trick delivery, which he in classic fashion smoked for a boundary. SportsCafe Desk |
 | The Gameplan | How New Zealand can tangle India in the World Test Championship final While New Zealand might easily start the World Test Championship final as the favourites, it wouldn’t take much time before the tables turn, especially considering India’s cards. However, the BlackCaps will have to implement or mimic the following to tangle India for a famous ICC win. Aakash Sivasubramaniam |