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    Black Caps batter Devon Conway will be the first player under the hammer when tonight's IPL cricket auction begins at 10pm in Abu Dhabi

    Black Caps batter Devon Conway will be the first player under the hammer when tonight's IPL cricket auction begins at 10pm in Abu Dhabi


    The New Zealand opener has a reserve of 380 thousand dollars and is one of 16 Kiwi player vying for 77 remaining contracts.

    Tim Seifert, fresh off a century in Australia's Big Bash, has a 286 thousand dollar reserve.

    Fast bowler Kyle Jamieson is also up for grabs - he secured 2.8 million in 2021 to hold the record for the biggest contract received by a Black Cap.

    Trent Boult, Lockie Ferguson, Glenn Phillips and Mitch Santner have been retained by their clubs from last season.

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     17 Dec: Paceman Jacob Duffy is welcoming Ajaz Patel's experience back into the Black Caps fold
     17 Dec: Australia's Cameron Green has broken the record for the highest priced overseas player in Indian Premier League history, bought by the Kolkata Knight Riders ..
     16 Dec: Ajaz Patel insists he's never let his Black Caps dream die as eyes the prospect of a first cricket test on home soil in five years
     15 Dec: Black Caps pace bowler Blair Tickner is pushing boundaries to recover from the dislocated shoulder he suffered against the West Indies in Wellington
     15 Dec: Left-arm orthodox spinner Ajaz Patel has been selected for New Zealand's final cricket test of the three-match series against the West Indies starting on Thursday in Mt Maunganui
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