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    Scott Kuggeleijn wants to continue bringing the heat when the Black Caps face Pakistan in tonight's second Twenty20 international in Hamilton

    Scott Kuggeleijn wants to continue bringing the heat when the Black Caps face Pakistan in tonight's second Twenty20 international in Hamilton


    The pace bowler had a strong showing during the first T20 victory, notching up figures of three for 27 with the ball.

    Kuggeleijn says extra pace is important because the margin for error goes up on his lengths.



    First ball from Seddon Park's at 7pm.

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