Just as I thought he would Ross Taylor is going real well against the Windies. He was going at better than a run a ball at a stage when NZ looked to be in real trouble. He has the makings to be a real good player for the Black Caps.
Glad to see the windies winning after a while. I think they are a stronger team than they make themselves out to be. I mean some of the guys have serious talent
Jamie How, Peter Fulton and Jeetan Patel have been included in New Zealand's squad for the first Test against West Indies at Eden Park in Auckland on March 9.
John Bracewell, New Zealand's coach, announced the 13-man squad for the first of three Tests with the major talking point being the opening combination of How and Hamish Marshall. How and Fulton, the Canterbury batsman, have shown promise in the handful of one-day appearances they have been given, while Patel's inclusion comes on the back of handy spells as Supersub in recent times.
The remainder of the squad is the nucleus of the side which thumped West Indies 4-1 in the one-day series. The surprise omission was that of Lou Vincent, who scored a century in the fourth one-day match in Napier on Wednesday. Chris Martin, the fast bowler, makes a return to the side.
Two players will be omitted on the morning of the match to play domestic cricket, New Zealand Cricket said.
Squad: Nathan Astle, Shane Bond, Stephen Fleming (captain), Peter Fulton, James Franklin, Jamie How, Brendon McCullum, Hamish Marshall, Chris Martin, Kyle Mills, Jeetan Patel, Scott Styris, Daniel Vettori
? Cricinfo
genghis_khan said:what will happen to Patel now the supersub is gone?
i spose they could play Vettori as an alrounder but thats damn risky.
that's shockingZexyZahid said:Good for the West Indies they've won a match.
Can someone tell me what happened here? And his underwear doesn't look that clean. :
Lou Vincent finds himself in a soup, New Zealand v West Indies, 5th ODI, Auckland, March 4, 2006