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'Tim will continue to be an important leader within this group': NZC

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'Tim Will Continue To Be An Important Leader Within This Group': NZC

By IANS News October 02, 2024 • 09:26 AM View: 2345

NZC CEO Scott Weenink: Tim Southee has stepped down as New Zealand Test captain, with Tom Latham confirmed to take up the role full-time.

Latham, who has captained the Test side on nine previous occasions, will lead a 15-strong Test squad including Southee, to India next Friday.

Southee has played 102 Tests for the Black Caps since debuting in 2008, claiming 382 wickets, second only to Sir Richard Hadlee.

TAGS Tim Southee Zealand Test Tom Latham Black Caps Sir Richard Hadlee Kane Williamson Coach Gary Stead Zealand Cricket NZC CEO Scott Weenink Ben Sears Matt Henry Kyle Jamieson

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