I'll definitely have to give this match a watch, I haven't yet been able to watch Adam Milne bowl but I've only heard good things about him, quite excited really. Same goes with Mitchell McClenaghan who unfortunately missed all last seasons domestic cricket because of a hip injury, had that injury not occurred one would think that he'd be the international cricketer right now and Andy McKay would still be the domestic journeyman.
Just on some of the players that haven't played international cricket yet.
Doug Bracewell -19 Big athletic guy, more of a bowling all-rounder, he's been playing first class cricket for a couple of years now, played for New Zealand during the last under 19 world cup, he get's it through at about 140K.
Bevan Griggs -32 Wicket keeper batsmen, decent enough keeper but not much chop with the bat in 20/20 cricket. He will have a point to prove after being dropped from the CD contract list last month though.
Mitchell McClenaghan -24 Left-arm fast bowler, said to be the quickest bowler in NZ domestic cricket (pre last years injury anyhow). If you see similarities in his action of Mitchell Johnson then no your not going crazy, McClenaghan played with him as a teenager and copied his action as best he could to strive for more pace.
Adam Milne -18 As I said earlier I've yet to see Adam Milne bowl as he only made his first class debut at the end of last years season. From what I've heard though is that he's tall and pacey, Matthew Bell said he was the quickest bowler he'd faced in last years domestic season.
Kieran Noema-Barnett -23 Pretty average cricketer really, he can give the ball a whack and he's got fairly decent medium pace but as a whole I've never really rated him. He can hit the ball a long way though so if he get's going he's a decent 20/20 batsmen.
