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    Black Caps quick bowler Lockie Ferguson snared a rare hat-trick but still feels he let his team mates down in the series-levelling T20 against Sri Lanka in Dambulla

    Black Caps quick bowler Lockie Ferguson snared a rare hat-trick but still feels he let his team mates down in the series-levelling T20 against Sri Lanka in Dambulla


    New Zealand drew the two-match series one-all after successfully defending a measly 108 to win by five runs.

    Ferguson became just the 5th Black Caps bowler to effect a hat-trick, but was disappointed to leave the field with a calf injury and relieved his team mates stepped up.



    Mitch Hay's six dismissals is the most ever executed by one player in T20 Internationals.

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     17 Nov: 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
     17 Nov: New Zealand have won the opening one-day cricket international against the West Indies in Christchurch by seven runs
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