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    Black Caps pace-man Kyle Jamieson asserts he's a lead figure in the bowling attack for the three Chappell-Hadlee Trophy T20s against Australia, starting tonight at Bay Oval

    Black Caps pace-man Kyle Jamieson asserts he's a lead figure in the bowling attack for the three Chappell-Hadlee Trophy T20s against Australia, starting tonight at Bay Oval


    The 30-year-old has been in and out of the side for a couple years, combating back injuries.

    Jamieson admits the time on the sideline has stagnated his development as a leader, but he's ripe to take up that mantle.



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