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Cricket: Black Caps moving into winning position – New Zealand Herald

December 11, 2015

Cricket: Black Caps moving into winning position – New Zealand Herald
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Cricket: Black Caps moving into winning position
New Zealand Herald
Now it's time for some calculations, as New Zealand look to plan their march to victory at University Oval over the next two days. They will start the fourth day against Sri Lanka at 171 for one, leading by 308, and they'd be smart to take a glance at ...
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Cricket: Black Caps moving into winning position – New Zealand Herald

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