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    Black Caps skipper Mitchell Santner has won the toss and has opted to bowl first against England in today's dead-rubber final one-day international in the capital

    Black Caps skipper Mitchell Santner has won the toss and has opted to bowl first against England in today's dead-rubber final one-day international in the capital


    The weather's looking good ... but senior batter Kane Williamson's out with a groin concern ... so Devon Conway comes in and will open the batting.

    Blair Tickner's overcome a wee injury scare after getting hit on the leg at training, so there's no debut for pace bowling all-rounder Kristian Clarke, who was called up yesterday as cover for injured bowler Matt Henry.

    England are bidding to win their second-ever match at the Wellington stadium ... they actually won on their most recent visit in 20-18, but have lost the other four fixtures there.

    That included a famous drubbing in the 20-15 World Cup, when the tourists' current coach, Brendan McCullum, was the New Zealand captain.

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     Other Cricket News
     02 Nov: Black Caps bowler Blair Tickner has added to his status as a cult hero
     01 Nov: Black Caps allrounder Michael Bracewell's adamant it's all to play for despite the dead rubber nature of this afternoon's third one-dayer against England
     01 Nov: The Breakers have embarrassed the Hawks 102-60 in their Australian Basketball League match in Wollongong
     01 Nov: Australia have cruised to a four-wicket win over India in their second T20-international in Melbourne
     31 Oct: What a difference a day makes ... if you're uncapped Black Caps allrounder Kristian Clarke
     31 Oct: Kristian Clarke is reflecting on a whirlwind call-up to the Black Caps, after getting the nod to replace the injured Matt Henry in the final one-dayer against England tomorrow
     30 Oct: A teen cricketer has died in Australia, struck in the head and neck warming up for a match
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