Modern New Zealand Cricket Greats

Name: Modern New Zealand Cricket Greats
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SKU: 9781776940196
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By Dylan Cleaver

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Modern New Zealand Cricket Greats

Long-time cricket journalist Dylan Cleaver dives deep into the best cricket players of the era.

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When New Zealand beat India to win the inaugural World Test Championship in 2021, it was more than a David v Goliath moment for the sport; it was the culmination of the greatest era in the country's cricket history. Since the turn of the century, the Black Caps, despite the country's tiny playing pool compared to most of the cricket-playing world, have produced an outsized number of brilliant and influential players.

In Modern New Zealand Cricket Greats, long-time cricket journalist Dylan Cleaver dives deep into the best players of the era, from the elegant and erudite Cantabrian Stephen Fleming to the fire-breathing and bustling Neil Wagner, a Black Cap legend despite his highveld upbringing. These are the modern greats of New Zealand cricket: Stephen Fleming, Tim Southee, Nathan Astle, Martin Guptill, Daniel Vettori, BJ Watling, Shane Bond, Kane Williamson, Brendon McCullum, Trent Boult, Ross Taylor, Neil Wagner, and Tom Latham.

About the Author: Dylan Cleaver has spent the better part of three decades covering cricket. He has also won close to 40 national journalism awards.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781776940196

Publisher: Upstart Press Ltd

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 02 January 2024

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Meru Publishing Ltd

Audience: General / adult

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Weight: 0g

Pages: 272

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About the Author

Dylan Cleaver has been obsessed with the summer sport since his earliest days on this planet. The first Black Caps test he covered as a journalist was Stephen Fleming's first as skipper, a four-wicket loss to England at the old Lancaster Park. Long before then, Cleaver had sat on the terraces of his hometown Pukekura Park and dreamt of a cricket career himself, but a lack of talent stymied that. Instead, he has spent the better part of three decades covering the sport for mastheads like the New Zealand Herald, Herald on Sunday, Sunday Star-Times and Sunday News, alongside contributing to overseas publications like The Cricket Monthly and The Nightwatchman. Cleaver has won close to 40 national journalism awards, including Best Investigation at the Canon Media Awards in 2015 for his work on match-fixing allegations involving former New Zealand cricketers. He has been named Sports Journalist of the Year on multiple occasions, including for his ground-breaking work linking the high rates of dementia in former rugby players with head injuries suffered in their playing days. He lives on the North Shore with his wife Michelle and two teenage children Liam and Libby.