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    A seven-run triumph for New Zealand in the opening one-day cricket international against the West Indies in Christchurch, but the win may have come at a middle-order cost

    A seven-run triumph for New Zealand in the opening one-day cricket international against the West Indies in Christchurch, but the win may have come at a middle-order cost


    The hosts posted 269 for seven thanks to Daryl Mitchell's 119 off 118 balls, despite a tweak downstairs.



    The visitors reached 262 for six in reply, needing 20 off the final over.

    Pace bowler Kyle Jamieson returned figures of three for 52 from his allotment.

    The second match is in Napier on Wednesday.

    NEWSTALK ZB's INTERNATIONAL CRICKET COVERAGE WITH RESENE. ONE HUNDRED PERCENT KIWI MADE PAINTS AND STAINS

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     23 Nov: Wallabies record historic Test loss as France wins 48-33
     23 Nov: Captain Scott Barrett is praising the fresh faces for injecting some enthusiasm into the All Blacks for the season-ending 52-26 win over Wales in Cardiff
     23 Nov: Travis Head has produced one of the most brutal batting performances in Ashes cricket history, helping beat England by 8 wickets on day two of the opening test
     23 Nov: Liverpool's English Premier League title defence has lurched deeper into crisis ...with a 3-0 loss at home to Nottingham Forest
     23 Nov: All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is rapt with the season-ending 52-26 win over Wales in Cardiff
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    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson believes he's still the man for the job - two years out from the Rugby World Cup 12:27

     Golf:
    Kiwi golfer Dame Lydia Ko has slipped into a share of 36th at the LPGA's Tour Championship in Florida...shooting a third round one-over 73 to be six under for the tournament - 16 shots off the pace 11:57

     Rugby:
    Wallabies record historic Test loss as France wins 48-33 11:47

     Business:
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     Health & Safety:
    Calls for farmers to get on top of worm treatment for their dogs - to stop the spread of C-ovis or sheep measles 10:47

     Rugby:
    Captain Scott Barrett is praising the fresh faces for injecting some enthusiasm into the All Blacks for the season-ending 52-26 win over Wales in Cardiff 10:27

     Living & Travel:
    ???1;Consultation on the future of Auckland's AF Thomas Park closes today 10:07

     Law and Order:
    Authorities are continuing to search for a Tauranga man, who's been missing since Thursday night 9:27

     Entertainment:
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