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    Are the New Zealand test cricketers spooked by England's current aggressive strategy?

    Are the New Zealand test cricketers spooked by England's current aggressive strategy?


    The Black Caps have won one match in the last seven since Brendon McCullum started mentoring their opponents in 2022.

    They were undefeated in the seven games before that, dating to May 2015 at Leeds.

    Coach Gary Stead has been asked if they've been dragged into adopting Bazball methods, given the latest 323-run defeat inside three days at Wellington.



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     Other Cricket News
     06 Nov: Australian cricket captain Pat Cummins reckons he's on track to return for the second Ashes Test in Brisbane in four weeks' time, but has conceded playing through the rest of the five-test series unchanged could be difficult
     06 Nov: Go easy on the Black Caps for any fielding issues in tonight's second T20 against the West Indies in Auckland
     06 Nov: Former Aussie cricket captain Steve Waugh reckons the England selectors have got their squad spot on for the first Ashes test in Perth
     06 Nov: Aussie great Steve Waugh has picked this summer's Ashes cricket series against England to be the most competitive in recent history
     05 Nov: Black Caps white-ball skipper Mitch Santner is backing Devon Conway to rediscover his form in the five-game T20 series against the West Indies, starting tonight at Eden Park
     05 Nov: A return to the Black Caps beckons for Canterbury wicket-keeper Mitch Hay
     03 Nov: The West Indies aren't perturbed by a tight turnaround ahead of Wednesday's tour opening T20 in Auckland
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