#tim southee

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my geriatric old man (tim southee)

[backyardcricketer]

Bowlers seeking their bowling captains after getting a key wicket is everything!

1 - Jack Leach seeking Ben Stokes 2 - Ish Sodhi seeking Tim Southee

Bonus:

[batbricks7]

Tim Southee was unbelievable with the ball against Uganda and takes home the

[stoookes]

For someone who knows the NZ team better:

Tim Southee (I’m sure we’ve already confirmed this), Tom Latham, Matt Henry.

Happy these are all omegas?

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New Zealand gearing up for Pakistan Check problem, says Tim Southee | Cricket Information - Occasions of India

New Zealand gearing up for Pakistan Check problem, says Tim Southee | Cricket Information – Occasions of India

KARACHI: Newly appointed New Zealand captain Tim Southee expects Pakistan to bounce again from a 3-0 house Check sequence whitewash by the hands of an aggressive England crew, saying on Sunday that his males would discover their very own method to defeat the wounded hosts.England handed Pakistan their first-ever 3-0 house Check whitewash earlier this week, enhancing the fame of their newly…

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FUCKKK MEEE 🥵

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Tim Southee steps down as New Zealand Test captain ahead of India series

Tim Southee stepped down as New Zealand’s Test captain on Wednesday ahead of the three-match series against India, which begins from October 16. Tom Latham, who has captained the team on nine previous occasions, will lead a 15-member squad, which includes Southee, against India. “Captaining the BLACKCAPS in a format that’s so special to me, has been an absolute honour and a privilege,” Southee…

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thighs

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Tim Southee to retire from test cricket

Former New Zealand test star and inaugural World Test Championship winner Tim Southee has announced his retirement from test cricket after the November and December England visit. For fans of the 35-year-old, there is a glimmer of hope that he will stay on after that, but that would rely on The Black Caps qualifying for their second World Test Championship final. Southee has also been captain…

[stoookes]

Calling all omegaverse fans!

I need help with some NZ omegas. I don’t know the squad too well so any help would be much appreciated 🫶

I’m flirting with Tim Southee or Tom Latham? Do either of those (or both) work as omega?

Also need another Aus omega from early 2010 - does James Faulkner work for that?

Much appreciated!

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[ad_1] Historic Week for New Zealand Cricket. Source: New Zealand X A week that will forever define New Zealand cricket. In sport, the toughest thing to do is turn things around. Change a bad patch into a good one. Defaat into victory, and adversity into triumph. New Zealand has done it spectacularly in the last one week, and what happened with their cricket could be a good leadership case study. For context, the women’s team went into the T20 World Cup at the back of ten straight losses. No one really gave them a chance. We were all speaking of Sri Lanka as the dark horses that could upset India. Not New Zealand. And yet Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr and the rest went on to script history by winning their maiden world title. The men came into the India Test series on the back of a demoralising series defeat in Sri Lanka. Not many gave them even a sniff of a chance, and all the talk was about the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. New Zealand did the unthinkable and caused an upset of humungous proportions. They are already 2-0 ahead, and could well end up giving India their first home whitewash in decades. How did they achieve what they have? What’s the recipe? Are there lessons for all of us in this? First things first, it is about self-belief. That you can beat India in India. In sport, there is nothing that should be considered impossible. You can indeed win a World Cup, and these favourites’ tags don’t matter. The second is to always have a plan B. India changed tack and prepared a rank turner in Pune. New Zealand were ready for it. Out came the sweep and the reverse-sweep. India’s frontline spinners weren’t able to get on top even once and the game was done. Rather, it was India that struggled. They did not have a plan B. Against Mitchell Santner, batters like Shubman Gill and Sarfaraz Khan, not to forget Virat Kohli, never really inspired confidence. For More Sports Related Content Click Here New Zealand scripted history in Pune. (PC: X.com) The Tom Latham effort in the second innings in Pune, and the Sophie Devine knock versus India sum it up. Devine played the best we have seen her play in a while in that World Cup opener against India. To be able to blow India away by 58 runs set the tone. India never really recovered, and the door opened for New Zealand. Devine attacked the Indian spinners, and all of a sudden, they did not know what to do next. On a track where shot-making was considered difficult, New Zealand raced to 160. India had been beaten tactically and strategically. The same happened with the men. Latham made brilliant use of the Bengaluru conditions, and his bowlers made merry. And just when it seemed India could come back, Rachin Ravindra and Tim Southee had a series-defining partnership. In Pune too, it was the New Zealand batting in the second innings that stood out. On a wearing wicket, Latham, Will Young, Tom Blundell and Glenn Phillips all made telling contributions against the Indian spinners. The truth is Sri Lanka had prepared them for India. They knew what to expect, and always had a plan B. India did not, and were caught off guard. New Zealand will hope this phase doesn’t end. But that’s what sport is all about. Real, not reel, and every day is a new beginning. India know that, and will hope to start afresh in Mumbai on November 1. Also Read: Baffling that India continue to repeat the mistake of preparing rank turners The post A week of dreams for New Zealand cricket appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Historic Week for New Zealand Cricket. Source: New Zealand X A week that will forever define New Zealand cricket. In sport, the toughest thing to do is turn things around. Change a bad patch into a good one. Defaat into victory, and adversity into triumph. New Zealand has done it spectacularly in the last one week, and what happened with their cricket could be a good leadership case study. For context, the women’s team went into the T20 World Cup at the back of ten straight losses. No one really gave them a chance. We were all speaking of Sri Lanka as the dark horses that could upset India. Not New Zealand. And yet Sophie Devine, Amelia Kerr and the rest went on to script history by winning their maiden world title. The men came into the India Test series on the back of a demoralising series defeat in Sri Lanka. Not many gave them even a sniff of a chance, and all the talk was about the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. New Zealand did the unthinkable and caused an upset of humungous proportions. They are already 2-0 ahead, and could well end up giving India their first home whitewash in decades. How did they achieve what they have? What’s the recipe? Are there lessons for all of us in this? First things first, it is about self-belief. That you can beat India in India. In sport, there is nothing that should be considered impossible. You can indeed win a World Cup, and these favourites’ tags don’t matter. The second is to always have a plan B. India changed tack and prepared a rank turner in Pune. New Zealand were ready for it. Out came the sweep and the reverse-sweep. India’s frontline spinners weren’t able to get on top even once and the game was done. Rather, it was India that struggled. They did not have a plan B. Against Mitchell Santner, batters like Shubman Gill and Sarfaraz Khan, not to forget Virat Kohli, never really inspired confidence. For More Sports Related Content Click Here New Zealand scripted history in Pune. (PC: X.com) The Tom Latham effort in the second innings in Pune, and the Sophie Devine knock versus India sum it up. Devine played the best we have seen her play in a while in that World Cup opener against India. To be able to blow India away by 58 runs set the tone. India never really recovered, and the door opened for New Zealand. Devine attacked the Indian spinners, and all of a sudden, they did not know what to do next. On a track where shot-making was considered difficult, New Zealand raced to 160. India had been beaten tactically and strategically. The same happened with the men. Latham made brilliant use of the Bengaluru conditions, and his bowlers made merry. And just when it seemed India could come back, Rachin Ravindra and Tim Southee had a series-defining partnership. In Pune too, it was the New Zealand batting in the second innings that stood out. On a wearing wicket, Latham, Will Young, Tom Blundell and Glenn Phillips all made telling contributions against the Indian spinners. The truth is Sri Lanka had prepared them for India. They knew what to expect, and always had a plan B. India did not, and were caught off guard. New Zealand will hope this phase doesn’t end. But that’s what sport is all about. Real, not reel, and every day is a new beginning. India know that, and will hope to start afresh in Mumbai on November 1. Also Read: Baffling that India continue to repeat the mistake of preparing rank turners The post A week of dreams for New Zealand cricket appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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IND vs NZ, 3rd Test: India takes on New Zealand in dead rubber with WTC final qualification at risk

Around this time last month, not many would have imagined New Zealand to create history by clinching its first-ever Test series on Indian soil, ending the home team’s twelve-year unbeaten run. The build-up wasn’t ideal for the Black Caps. They suffered an embarrassing series defeat in Sri Lanka, which was followed by Tim Southee resigning from captaincy and passing the baton to Tom Latham. On the…

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India vs New Zealand Live Updates, 2nd Test, Day 2: Rishabh Pant Departs, 5-Down India Under Tremendous Pressure vs NZ

IND vs NZ 2nd Test Day 2 Live Score Updates© AFP India vs New Zealand LIVE, 2nd Test, Day 2: Sarfaraz Khan and Ravindra Jadeja aim to help five-down India make a comeback in the ongoing second Test match against New Zealand at Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Pune on Friday. Mitchell Santner and Glenn Phillips have picked two wickets each while Tim Southee has taken one wicket. On Day 1,…