New Zealand Cricket Annual Report 2010 - 2011
New Zealand Cricket Annual Report 2010 - 2011
New Zealand Cricket Annual Report 2010 - 2011
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Assistant Coach Trent Woodhill renewed his contract while<br />
Physiotherapist Paul Close and Strength and Conditioning Coach Chris<br />
Donaldson joined the support staff.<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> A in Zimbabwe<br />
<strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> A travelled to Zimbabwe in October <strong>2010</strong> for three fourday<br />
First-Class matches against Zimbabwe A at Harere and won the<br />
series, 2-0. After the first match was drawn, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> A convincingly<br />
won the next two, by 10 wickets and nine wickets, respectively.<br />
Daniel Flynn, with 167 in the first innings, and James Franklin, with an<br />
unbeaten 107 in the second innings, posted centuries in game one,<br />
while Jamie How struck 115 and Gareth Hopkins hit an unbeaten 100<br />
in game two. Franklin bagged five wickets in the first innings and Brent<br />
Arnel had a career-best eight for 81 in the second.<br />
Zimbabwe A failed to reach 200 in either innings in the final game with<br />
Arnel again among the wickets, ending the series with 13 at an average<br />
of 18.53.<br />
White Ferns<br />
Fortunes did not favour the White Ferns in the <strong>2010</strong>-11 season, with the<br />
Rose Bowl Series against Australia lost, 4-2, and the last placing at the<br />
quadrangular in both the Twenty20 and ODI components with England,<br />
Australia, and India in England in June-July <strong>2011</strong>.<br />
The White Ferns beat India in the Twenty20 and ODI round-robin, but<br />
lost to that team when they met again in the play-off for third and<br />
fourth. England beat Australia in the ODI final by 34 runs.<br />
White Ferns in Rose Bowl Series<br />
The White Ferns were unable to lift the Rose Bowl from Australia in a<br />
series comprising five Twenty20 matches in <strong>New</strong> <strong>Zealand</strong> and three ODIs<br />
in Australia. The honours were shared, 2-2, in the Twenty20 series in<br />
February after the opening game was washed out.<br />
The side were set to play the first of three One-Day Internationals at<br />
the Bert Sutcliffe Oval at Lincoln on 24 February, two days after the<br />
earthquake struck with those matches rescheduled for late in the year.<br />
The series resumed in Brisbane in June with the first game again<br />
abandoned because of rain, but Australia took a 3-2 lead by winning the<br />
second ODI by six wickets and wrapped the series up, 4-2, with a 19-run<br />
victory in the final game.<br />
Sara McGlashan, with 62 off 50 balls, in the fourth Twenty20, helped<br />
give the White Ferns a 2-1 series lead after Australia had won the<br />
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