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New Zealabd players should be proud of their World Cup show: Daniel Vettori
New Delhi, July 16 (CRICKETNMORE): Former New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori feels the Black Caps should be proud of their journey in the recently concluded World Cup and take the positives of the game ahead.
In his column for the International Cricket Council (ICC), Vettori praised both England and New Zealand for showing a good fight in the final of the showpiece event.
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