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  •   Home > News > Living & Travel

    Can you throw, hit and catch?

    Can you throw, hit and catch?


    Perhaps the job of White Ferns assistant cricket coach is for you.

    Those are some of the pre-requisites for the gig, as well as quote "massive enthusiasm", "fantastic interpersonal skills" and "an outgoing personality" to support coach Ben Sawyer.

    You'll also need a holistic approach to the development of White Ferns as great people as well as players.

    Former Black Caps Jacob Oram, Matthew Bell and Dean Brownlie have been involved in different iterations of the role of late.

    The White Ferns next series is away against England in June.

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     Today's News

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    Rugby:
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    Entertainment:
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    Business:
    An independent review has found the buck stops with NZQA, for the problems with multiple digital exams 6:47

    Entertainment:
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    Business:
    The unemployment rate's the highest it's been in three years 6:27

    Entertainment:
    Sharon Stone is "acting out" as she battles to confront her "inner demons" 6:14

    International:
    Formula 1 car designer Adrian Newey announces he is leaving Red Bull Racing 21:57

    Accident and Emergency:
    State Highway 1, between Blenheim and Seddon is closed to light vehicles following a serious crash around 8.15pm 21:57

    Entertainment:
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