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New Zealand vs Sri Lanka 2018-19

Only T20I: Bracewell, Kuggeleijn star to keep Sri Lanka winless in New Zealand

The recalled Doug Bracewell and debutant Scott Kuggeleijn starred with bat and ball for New Zealand to beat Sri Lanka by 35 runs in the one-off Twenty20 match in Auckland on Friday.

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One-off T20I: Hamstring injury rules out Jimmy Neesham; Doug Bracewell called in

Neesham will miss Friday night’s T20I against Sri Lanka at Eden Park with a grade-one hamstring strain

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Tons for Ross Taylor, Henry Nicholls punish Sri Lanka in 3rd ODI

Veteran Ross Taylor and rising star Henry Nicholls both smashed centuries as New Zealand set Sri Lanka an imposing 365-run target in the third one-day international in Nelson Tuesday.

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Ross Taylor sees World Cup template in New Zealand’s ODI series win over Sri Lanka

In both ODIs, New Zealand put up in excess of 300 with Jimmy Neesham having an impact.

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New Zealand survive Thisara Perera blitz to seal series 2-0

New Zealand survived Thisara Perera's remarkable onslaught that saw the burly Sri Lankan allrounder clobber 140 runs in just 74 balls to claim a 21-run win in the 2nd ODI

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2nd ODI: Tim Southee in as New Zealand bat against Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka have kept the same line up.

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Mitchell Santner back for New Zealand, Tim Southee to lead in one-off T20I

Northern Districts pace bowler Scott Kuggeleijn has earned his maiden call-up with Trent Boult rested.

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1st ODI: Martin Guptill, James Neesham lead New Zealand to 45-run win over Sri Lanka

Guptill, who had been sidelined by injury in recent months, blasted 138 off 139 deliveries after captain Kane Williamson won the toss and opted to bat.

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Stats: Milestones ticked off by Martin Guptill and Jimmy Neesham during New Zealand’s 371/7

Martin Guptill and Jimmy Neesham headlined a stunning assault on Sri Lanka at Bay Oval.

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Martin Guptill moves past Chris Cairns to second place on New Zealand’s all-time six list

During his 14th ODI hundred, Guptill moved past Cairns' mark of 151 sixes.

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