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    Slip on a helmet or cap, slop on some sunscreen and slap with your bat sums up the message for the New Zealand batsmen heading into the final day of the first cricket test against India

    Slip on a helmet or cap, slop on some sunscreen and slap with your bat sums up the message for the New Zealand batsmen heading into the final day of the first cricket test against India


    A gruelling examination awaits in the haze of Kanpur with the Black Caps four for one in their second innings, chasing 284 for victory.

    Here's batting coach Luke Ronchi's advice - he played in the 2016 loss from a similar position.



    The highest fourth innings score in 22 tests at Kanpur is 240 - the highest fourth innings total to win is 83.

    NEWSTALK ZB'S INTERNATIONAL CRICKET COVERAGE WITH RESENE. NEW ZEALAND'S MOST TRUSTED PAINT, YEAR AFTER YEAR

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     Other Cricket News
     13 Dec: New Zealand assistant coach Luke Ronchi has saluted the toil of pace bowlers Jacob Duffy and Zak Foulkes across the first two cricket tests against the West Indies
     13 Dec: Batter Bevon Jacobs believes his time in the New Zealand A cricket side has elevated his domestic performances to start the home season
     13 Dec: Captain Roston Chase is confident the West Indies can win a test in New Zealand for the first time in 30 years
     12 Dec: New Zealand have beaten the West Indies inside three days, in the second cricket test in Wellington
     12 Dec: New Zealand have thrashed the West Indies by nine wickets in the second cricket test at Wellington
     12 Dec: South Africa have bounced back from being dismissed for their lowest T20 total in game one to take game two of their series against India in New Chandigarh
     11 Dec: Mitchell Hay continues to harvest runs on debut for New Zealand on Day 2 of the second cricket test against the West Indies in Wellington
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