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He lost his mojo and then the vice-captaincy but there was no place like home for Brendon McCullum yesterday as a morale-boosting innings helped reduce the likelihood of test cricket defeat against Pakistan. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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Skipper Daniel Vettori (99) missed out on a well deserved hundred but together with Brendon McCullum he steered New Zealand to 404 for eight on the rain-marred second day of the first Test against Pakistan. Full Article at CricBuzz.com
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New Zealand cricketer Daniel Vettori leaves the field on October 5, 2009 ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy final match between New Zealand and Australia at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion, South Africa. View Photo »
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Kyle Mills is out with a shoulder injury, James Franklin has the back injury that’s ruled him out of the tour so far and Jacob Oram is returning to New Zealand for the birth of his first child
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HERO OF THE DAY Daniel Vettori. Today was another masterclass in unorthodox yet hugely effective batting. Is there anything he can't do? Well, apart from stopping the rain? VILLAIN OF THE DAY The weather gods. Full Article at TVNZ
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Source: PhotosportBrendon McCullum scampers between the wickets He lost his mojo and then the vice-captaincy but there was no place like home for Brendon McCullum as a morale-boosting innings helped reduce the likelihood of Test cricket defeat against... Full Article at TVNZ
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Daniel Vettori was out for 99 yesterday. Hannah Johnston / Getty Images Brendon McCullum has urged New Zealand’s bowlers to match the performance of the team’s batsmen if they hope to win the first Test against Pakistan in Dunedin. Full Article at The National Newspaper
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New Zealand Captain Daniel Vettori gestures on October 4, 2009 during a training session on the eve of the ICC Champions Trophy final match between New Zealand and Australia at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion, South Africa. View Photo »
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We know New Zealand will be tough in their conditions, and with a world-class bowler in Daniel Vettori they will put a lot of pressure on us so it will be a matter of how to handle pressure
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Page last updated at 10:22 GMT, Wednesday, 25 November 2009 New Zealand captain Vettori hit 14 fours in his 133-ball 99 Daniel Vettori fell agonisingly short of a fifth Test century on a rain-interrupted second day between New Zealand and Pakistan in... Full Article at DreamCricket.com
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Only 36 overs were possible on a day blighted by rain and bad light in Dunedin but, during that time, New Zealand strengthened their position in the first Test. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 04: New Zealand Captain Daniel Vettori (L) and his Australian counter part Ricky Ponting with the trophyAustralia and New Zealand at Supersport Park on October 4, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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CENTURION, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 04: Daniel Vettori (L) captain of New Zealand and Ricky Ponting captain of Australia pose with the trophy ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy Final between Australia and New Zealand at Supersport Park on October 4, 2009 in Centurion, South Africa.
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New Zealand Captain Daniel Vettori (L) and Australian Captain Ricky Ponting (R) pose with the Champions Trophy on October 4, 2009 on the eve of the ICC Champions Trophy final match between New Zealand and Australia at Supersport park cricket ground in Centurion, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 03: Daniel Vettori of New Zealand gets his man of the match award during the ICC Champions Trophy 2nd Semi Final match between New Zealand and Pakistan played at Wanderers Stadium on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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New Zealand batsman and Captain Daniel Vettori (L) shakes hands with batsman Grant Elliott (R) as they mark 100 runs partnership during ICC Champions Trophy 2nd semi-final between Pakistan and New Zealand at The New Wanderers Stadium, on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 03: Daniel Vettori of New Zealand hits out during the ICC Champions Trophy 2nd Semi Final match between New Zealand and Pakistan played at Wanderers Stadium on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 03: Daniel Vettori of New Zealand hits out during the ICC Champions Trophy 2nd Semi Final match between New Zealand and Pakistan played at Wanderers Stadium on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 03: Daniel Vettori of New Zealand hits out during the ICC Champions Trophy 2nd Semi Final match between New Zealand and Pakistan played at Wanderers Stadium on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Africa.
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New Zealand's cricketer Daniel Vettori (R) and Grant Elliott (2L) make runs off the ball of Pakistan's bowler Mohammad Aamir (L) during ICC Champions Trophy 2nd semi final between Pakistan and New Zealand at The New Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg on October 3, 2009.
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Pakistan's bowler Mohammad Aamir (R) reacts to a bad ball on New Zealand's cricketer Daniel Vettori (L) during ICC Champions Trophy 2nd semi final between Pakistan and New Zealand at The New Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg , on October 3, 2009.
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JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA - OCTOBER 03: Shahid Afridi of Pakistan appeals unsuccessfully against Daniel Vettori of New Zealand during the ICC Champions Trophy 2nd Semi Final match between New Zealand and Pakistan played at Wanderers Stadium on October 3, 2009 in Johannesburg, South Af...
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Pakistan's bowler Shahid Afridi, center, unsuccessfully appeals for LBW against New Zealand's batsman Grant Elliott, right, as captain Daniel Vettori, left, run between the wickets during their semi-final of the Champions Trophy cricket match at the Wanderers stadium in Johannesburg, So...
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Kyle Mills is out with a shoulder injury, James Franklin has the back injury that’s ruled him out of the tour so far and Jacob Oram is returning to New Zealand for the birth of his first child
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We know New Zealand will be tough in their conditions, and with a world-class bowler in Daniel Vettori they will put a lot of pressure on us so it will be a matter of how to handle pressure
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They almost won it for Pakistan
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When your captain is not strong or is young you need a coach. But Daniel Vettori is exceptional, just like Stephen Fleming was before him
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For us to come over here and win as confidently as we did in the last two games is something I know a lot of the guys will cherish. The wickets and the atmosphere are very similar to Pakistan - there's a lot of support for Pakistan here and it's like a Pakistan home game
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In the absence of AB de Villiers and Daniel Vettori, we know that we have to take more responsibility on our shoulders. All we can do is to try and turn it around in the next match.
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It's something we've definitely recognised but if you look at the actual line-up there's some real match-winners with the likes of Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor, and Scott Styris brings a lot of experience ... So, while we don't have the rankings we'd like, I'd still back those guys to come in and do...
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England captain Andrew Strauss recalling Angelo Mathews and New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori withdrawing the run-out appeal against Paul Collingwood reflect the magnificent spirit in which the matches were played.
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We look for more improvement and make sure that we head into this final game with more confidence and put more pressure on Pakistan
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You cannot afford to be complacent against any side. We should not have lost to a weak team like New Zealand which had so many injury problems and they have only one world class performer in Daniel Vettori
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The partnership between McCullum and Guptill set up the victory for us, enabled us to achieve a 300-plus total and put pressure on Pakistan
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As soon as news filtered through that Daniel Vettori wasn't fit to the play in the Champions Trophy final, hearts began to sink at the prospect of Australia marching to victory in a one-sided contest.
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I think we wanted to improve on some key areas, made a conscious effort and it's pleasing that we were able to turn around in a couple of days; now we must keep the pressure on Pakistan
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Losing Daniel Vettori before the toss today was a huge blow
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Afridi has got to another level as a bowler and the partnership he is forming with Ajmal is the real key to Pakistan's success
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Ive got to applaud Daniel Vettori ... I think it was the right decision, but it was obviously a tough decision to make as a captain when your future in the tournament is on the line.
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We just didn’t execute as well as we could have. Afridi came in, and followed by Kamran Akmal (67 not out), played some really good cricket
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I've got to applaud Daniel Vettori ... I think it was the right decision, but it was obviously a tough decision to make as a captain when your future in the tournament is on the line.
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I think inconsistency probably plagues both the teams. There are some really talented players in both the sides who can win games but how often are we consistently doing that? ... We know we're going to battle hard against Pakistan and we need those key players to step up to either win games or nullify ...
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Our pace attack in South Africa was pretty good with Shane Bond and Kyle Mills doing a fantastic job. Pakistan too have some good bowlers in Umar Gul and Mohammad Aamir. They are quality bowlers and particularly Aamir is really impressive. He is a real good prospect for Pakistan
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Our pace attack in South Africa was pretty good with Shane Bond and Kyle Mills doing a fantastic job. Pakistan too have some good bowlers in Umar Gul and Mohammad Aamir. They are quality bowlers and particularly Aamir is really impressive. He is a real good prospect for Pakistan
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Our pace attack in South Africa was pretty good with Shane Bond and Kyle Mills doing a fantastic job. Pakistan too have some good bowlers in Umar Gul and Mohammad Aamir. They are quality bowlers and particularly Aamir is really impressive. He is a real good prospect for Pakistan
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If anything it's exciting to get out of New Zealand, get away from the scrutiny for a little bit, and come here and do what we do best
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I look at John Wright ... There's no reason we can't utilise his skills. Not necessarily in a head coaching role, but it would almost be remiss of us not to tap into his knowledge.
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Aaron Redmond made a strong case for his inclusion with confident performances at the World Twenty20 and Champions Trophy
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