Jeremy Benton

[Black Ferns @BlackFerns]

This is for you Aotearoa. 🖤🤍

#NZLvENG | #RWC2021 | #LikeABlackFern

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Hey Siri @BLACKCAPS

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@WisdenCricket @blake_coburn

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@Cork_CountyCC 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[BLACKCAPS @BLACKCAPS]

ALL 10 WICKETS for AJAZ PATEL in Mumbai!
Follow the day live in NZ on @skysportnz & @SENZ_Radio. Live scoring | https://t.co/tKeqyLOL9D #INDvNZ

[Cricket Wellington @cricketwgtninc]

NATHAN SMITH STOP IT! 🔥

[BLACKCAPS @BLACKCAPS]

A special moment for these two! On international debut in Dhaka. Cole McConchie (T20 Cap #89, Shirt #44) and Rachin Ravindra (T20 Cap #90, Shirt #8). #BANvNZ

[PSA Squash Tour @PSASquashTour]

🎙️ "He's done it! He's won the British Open!"

@paulcollsquash has made history! 🏆

He's the first male player from New Zealand to win the title! 🇳🇿

#BritOpen21 #WhereLegendsAreMade

[Francis Payne @FPayne100]

At end of over 49
In 139 internationals together
Trent Boult 2853.2 overs for 10,051 runs
Tim Southee 2853.2 overs for 10,051 runs
#WTC21

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@marc_ellison @ICC You beauty!!!! How good

[Guy Heveldt @GuyHeveldt]

RIP Mike Dormer. Did enormous work for youth cricket in Canterbury. Fortunate to spend a few days at the Willows Cricket Club growing up and meet him a few times. A bloody wonderful man.

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@CricketBadge @cricketwgtninc How goooooood!

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What a day 🎊🏏

[Canterbury Cricket @CanterburyCrick]

In just his second game, Harry Chamberlain has a first class 💯 to his name!

📝SCORECARD | https://t.co/kabNiwuw3U
📺WATCH | https://t.co/jXb5UlbfSa

#WeAreCanterbury #PlunketShield

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@marc_ellison @HenryNicholls27 Proper

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@marc_ellison @weetabix Weet-Bix*

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@shortflyslip 😢

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Day for it #NZvsPAK @BLACKCAPS

[Abhishek Mukherjee @ovshake42]

The Boxing Day Test match is two days away, so I suppose it is better to tell the tale of the greatest Boxing Day cricket the world has ever seen.

That happened in 1953, at Ellis Park, Johannesburg (the photograph is from another match).

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