Photo Credit / Sky Sports Cricket great Ross Taylor says there are not many Polynesians on the sport's world stage because they are simply not exposed to the game.
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Te Ao Toa: Black Caps cricketer Ross Taylor speaks to Adam Blair before flying to India
Ross Taylor is one of the greatest cricket players in the world, playing over 400 international in all three forms of the game.
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NewsGood Sports $1m programme aimed at community netball, cricket
Community netball and cricket are to receive a financial lifeline after ANZ announced the ANZ Good Sports Cricket and Netball Grants programme.
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NewsBlack Caps falter in first innings run chase
After a promising start, it’s back to business as usual for the Black Caps on their increasingly disastrous tour of Australia.
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NewsBlack Caps bowl Australia out and head in to bat
The damage looks bad but it is not as bad as it could have been for the Black Caps in the third test against Australia in Sydney.
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NewsHard work for Black Caps on day one
Third test, but more of the same as the Back Caps found out today against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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NewsSports stars pledge to help fire recovery efforts
Australian sports stars are doing their bit to help with the current fire crisis. Led by world tennis number 30 Nick Kyrgios, players from across the codes are making donations to assist with the recovery effort.
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NewsLatest cricket test under threat by bush fires
Players are bracing for the third cricket test between the Black Caps and Australia to be suspended or even called off at any moment due to the smoke sweeping Sydney, as the wild fires in New South Wales rage on.
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NewsStubborn Black Caps fight on
Day four of the Boxing Day cricket test has seen the Black Caps getting put into bat for a second time, after the Australians used only the first 40 minutes to add to their overnight total.
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NewsBlack Caps getting crushed in Melbourne
The visitors slumped to 102/6 after a horror first session, with Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins picking up the vital wickets of Ross Taylor and Henry Nicholls in successive balls.
