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Tom Bruce included in NZ T20 squad for series against Bangladesh

| | Dec 26, 2016, at 10:52 pm
Wellington, Dec 26 (IBNS): Tom Bruce has been named in the 14- member New Zealand squad which will play against Bangladesh in ANZ Twenty20 series.

Kane Williamson has been named the skipper of the squad.

Selector Gavin Larsen said Tom deserved the call in the side.

“Tom has been one of the leading players in the Super Smash the past two years and is one of the cleanest strikers of a cricket ball in the country,” Larsen was quoted as saying by the official website of the cricket board.

The full side is given below:

Kane Williamson (c)
Corey Anderson
Trent Boult
Tom Bruce
Colin de Grandhomme
Martin Guptill
Lockie Ferguson
Matt Henry
Colin Munro
Jimmy Neesham
Luke Ronchi
Mitchell Santner
Ish Sodhi
Ben Wheeler

 

Image: Wikimedia Commons


 

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