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Tickner, Rae Shine As NZ Bowl Out WI For 205 On Day 1 In Wellington Test

By IANS News December 10, 2025 • 17:53 PM View: 93

New Zealand pacers Blair Tickner and debutant Michael Rae delivered an impressive display on the opening day of the second Test in Wellington, dismissing West Indies for 205 inside 75 overs at Basin Reserve.

Tickner had been outstanding, taking 4 for 32, with debutant Rae chipping in with three wickets. However, New Zealand finished the day short of a bowler again, as Tickner was stretchered off with a suspected shoulder dislocation 67 overs into the match play.

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