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    Wellington batters Nick Kelly and Muhammad Abbas have earned maiden call-ups for the Black Caps' one-day international cricket series against Pakistan, starting Saturday in Napier

    Wellington batters Nick Kelly and Muhammad Abbas have earned maiden call-ups for the Black Caps' one-day international cricket series against Pakistan, starting Saturday in Napier


    They join a New Zealand team that includes eight members of the squad which made the Champions Trophy final.

    Coach Gary Stead outlines their objective.



    ODI regulars Mitch Santner, Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway and Glenn Phillips are unavailable due to Indian Premier League commitments - Tom Latham will captain the side.

    Pace bowler Matt Henry is rehabilitating his right shoulder and left knee - fellow quick Kyle Jamieson is managing his workload.

    Kane Williamson has made himself unavailable.

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     13 Oct: The Black Caps have players headed in and out of the medical ward for their T20 cricket series against England
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     11 Oct: White Ferns skipper Sophie Devine insists cricket - not crystal-ball gazing - will remain their focus at the 50-over World Cup
     11 Oct: The White Ferns are paying tribute to Sophie Devine and Brooke Halliday after they hung tough in the humidity to help get the team in the win column at the Cricket World Cup
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