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CLEAR Black Caps side to play Prime Minister's XI New Zealand Cricket - 6 December 2001
The CLEAR Black Caps side to play the Prime Minister's XI in a one-day match at the Manuka Oval in Canberra today has been announced. The CLEAR Black Caps team to play the Prime Minister's XI is:
Craig McMillan (captain) Several players from the team that played in the third Test against Australia have been rested, including wicket-keeper Adam Parore. Lou Vincent, who has kept wickets for Auckland, will take Parore's place behind the stumps. Coach Denis Aberhart, said the game would be a nice relaxed way to end a demanding tour. "Now the Test series is behind us I think the guys will be going out to have a little bit of fun today." "It should be an entertaining match," he said. © New Zealand Cricket
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