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Getting snapped up in the IPL could thwart his hopes of being picked though with RCB s season beginning April 10 – leaving a tight turnaround with regard to travel and preparation time with his new team. Black Caps selector Gavin Larsen confirmed coach Gary Stead was in talks with the IPL clubs about when players were required to arrive in India. Allen could potentially be available for selection against Bangladesh if the timing worked, Larsen said. Andrew Cornaga/Photosport Finn Allen enjoyed a dream first season with the Wellington Firebirds, culminating in an IPL T20 deal. “We re having that discussion at the moment because we ve got a number of guys involved in the IPL and there is a cutover period. We re just working through that now. ....
Andrew Cornaga/Photosport Two skippers with contrasting fortunes in the Twenty20 series: Australia’s Aaron Finch and New Zealand’s Kane Williamson. Australia’s cricketers are rallying around their struggling captain Aaron Finch as he tries to save his spot and avert a trans-Tasman rarity: three straight defeats to New Zealand. After Martin Guptill burst out of his form slump in spectacular fashion in Dunedin, and Finch’s continued, the sides reconvene at Wellington’s Sky Stadium for game three on Wednesday night with a Black Caps Twenty20 series win beckoning. With the Black Caps up 2-0 after Christchurch and Dunedin sellouts, NZ Cricket reported 13,000 tickets issued, and were hopeful of a capital crowd near the 20,495 who watched the 2016 ODI against Australia - the biggest Wellington turnout since the 2015 World Cup. ....
Central Stags batsman Ross Taylor clattered the Canterbury bowlers all over McLean Park. Everyone awaited a response when Ross Taylor, dropped from the Black Caps Twenty20 side in December, was challenged to prove the selectors wrong in Central Stags green. It took a while, until the Stags’ final regular season Super Smash match, but Taylor made his statement with a megaphone against Canterbury Kings, raining down seven sixes on McLean Park on Friday night. Taylor’s power-packed 65 off 36 balls led the Stags to 183-6 and a 30-run victory over the Kings, to pip them for second place on net run rate and end the star-studded Knights’ slim playoff hopes. ....