In the eighth match of Women’s Super Smash 2024-25 at Seddon Park, Chamari Athapaththu showcased her all-round prowess, leading Northern Districts to a resounding victory against Central Districts. Her perfo?rmance with both bat and ball was pivotal in se?curing a comprehensive win for her team.

Chamari Athapaththu dismisses Hannah Rowe with a peach

Central Districts won the toss and ?chose to bat first, a decision that backfired dramatically as Athapaththu ran through their batting order, helping her side bowl them out for just 112 in 18.4 overs.

The Sri Lankan captain was the standout performer with the ball, claiming a brilliant 4-wicket haul for just 16 runs in her 4-over spell, including a maiden. Her most eye-catching moment came when she dismissed Hannah Rowe with a delivery of sheer brilliance.

In the 5th over of Central Districts’ innings, having already removed Thamsyn Newton for 4 runs, A?thapaththu bowled an absolute gem to send Rowe back for a duck. The classical off-spin delivery pitched on middle and shattered the stumps. Rowe attempted to play it on the onside but misjudged the length, with the ball sliding through the gap between bat and pad to uproot the bails.

Here is the video:

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Hollie Armitage turns out as the only bright sign for Central Districts

Opening batter Hollie Armitage was the only bright spot for Central Districts in the game against Northern Districts. She ended up scoring a well-made 61 runs from 48 balls, includi??ng five boundaries. Rest of the batters never really stood up as the team g?ot bundled out for just 112.

Jess Watkin, Athapaththu sizzle in the chase

Chasing the paltry target, the Northern Districts managed to finish the game in 12.4 overs with nine wickets in hand. Captain Jess Watkin remained unbeaten on 51 from 32 balls, including 7 fours and a six. Athapaththu, on the other ha??nd, played a handy knock of 45 runs with the help of 8 fours and a six. The Sri Lankan veteran was also named Player of the Match for her all-round he??roics.

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The Ford Trophy, leading one-day domestic competition in New Zealand, is all set to begin its 54th edition for the 2024/25 season. The tournament will commence on October 20, 2024, with the grand finale scheduled for March 2, 2025. Fans ca??n expect intense cricketing action as teams?? compete for the prestigious title over the next few months.

Participating teams and tournament structure

The Ford Trophy 2024/25 will feature the following six teams:

• Auckland Aces
• Canterbury
• Northern Districts
• Wellington Firebirds
• Otago Volts
• Central Districts

??In total, the tournament will include 32 matches, played across 11 different venues around New Zealand. The group stage games will conclude on February 23, 2025, followed by an eliminator match on? February 28. The winners will then face off in the final, set to take place on March 2.

Key dates and match schedule

• Opening Match: October 20, 2024
• Last Group Stage Match: February 23, 2025
• Eliminator Game: February 28, 2025
• Championship Final: March 2, 2025

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Complete squads for the Ford Trophy 2024/25

Central Districts: Greg Hay (c), Jack Boyle, Tom Bruce, Will Young, William Clark, Brad Schmulian, Doug Bracewell, Joey Field, Josh Clarkson, Bayley Wiggins (Wk), Curtis Heaphy (Wk), Dane Cleaver (Wk), Ajaz Patel, Angus Schaw, Blair Tickner, Brett Randell, Jayden Lenn??ox, Liam Dudding, Matt Rowe, Ray Toole

Auckland: Finn Allen, George Worker, Mark Chapman, Nikith Perera, Robert O’Donnell (c), William O’Donnell, Harjot Johal, Ryan Harrison, Sean Solia, Simon Keene, Cam Fletcher (Wk), Cole Briggs (Wk), Quinn Sunde (Wk), Adithya Ashok, Angus Olliver, Benjamin Lister,? Danru Ferns, Jock McKenzie, Jordan Sussex, Louis Delport, Matthew Gibson, Yahya Zeb

Canterbury: Bevon Jacobs, Chad Bowes, Dylan Hunter, Harry Chamberlain, Henry Nicholls, Ken McClure, Leo Carter, Matt Boyle, Rhys Mariu, Angus McKenzie, Cole McConchie (c), Michael Rippon, Sean Davey, Zakary Foulkes, Mitchell Hay (Wk), Tom Latham (Wk), Cameron Paul, Ed Nuttall, Fraser Sheat, ?Henry Shipley, Ish Sodhi, Kyle Jamieson, Matt Henry, Michael Rae, William O’Rourke

Wellington: Gareth Severin, Muhammad Arslan Abbas, Nick Greenwood, Nick Kelly, Tim Robinson, Troy John??son, Jesse Tashkoff, Logan van Beek, Michael Bracewell, Nathan Smith, Peter Younghusband, Rachin Ravindra, Callum McLachlan (Wk), Devon Conway (Wk), Tom Blundell (c) & (Wk), Adam Leonard, Adam Milne, Ben Sears, Ian McPeake, James Hartshorn, Michael Snedden, Ollie Newton

Otago: Dale Phillips, Hamish Rutherford, Jacob Cumming, Jamal Todd, Lle??w Johnson, Ollie White, Thorn Parkes, Ben Lockrose, Dean Foxcroft (c), Jake Gibson, Luke Georges??on, Max Chu (Wk), Andrew Hazeldine, Jacob Duffy, Jarrod McKay, Matthew Bacon, Tommy Clout, Travis Muller

Northern Districts: Bharat Popli, Henry Cooper, Jeet Raval (c), Joe Carter, Katene Clarke, Sandeep Patel, Brett Hampton,?? Kristian Clarke, Scott Kuggeleijn, Ben Pomar??e (Wk), Peter Bocock (Wk), Tim Seifert (Wk), Frederick Walker, Joe Walker, Josh Brown, Matthew Fisher, Neil Wagner, Scott Johnston, Tim Pringle, Tim Southee, Zak Gibson

Broadcast and Live Streaming details:

• India: Fan Code
• New Zealand: NZC YouTube

Full schedule for Ford Trophy 2024/25

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New Zealand‘s women’s domestic teams have finalized their squads for the highly anticipated 2024-25 season, with several players earning maiden contracts and others making their return to top-level cricket. From uncapped talents to experienced campaigners, the rosters showcase a blend of youth and experience as teams gear up for the upcoming domestic competitions. With the addition of promising cricketers such as Grace Foreman, Isy Parry, and Emma Irwin, the stage is set for an exciting season of women’s cricket across New Zealand.

Central Districts: Grace Foreman earns maiden contract

Central Districts have awarded a maiden contract to uncapped right-arm seamer Foreman. Hailing from New Plymouth, Foreman has steadily risen through the ranks of Taranaki and Central Districts’ pathway systems.

Having represented Central Districts at the Under-15 and Under??-19 levels, Foreman was part of the side that clinched the 2022 NZC Under-19 national championship. She made her debut f??or the Districts A side last season and was also invited to a New Zealand Cricket (NZC) Under-19 national camp.

Central Districts Contracted Players: Aniela Apperley, Georgia Atkinson, Ocean Bartlett, Flora Devonshire, Grace Foreman, Anna Gaging, Kate Gaging, Claudia Green, Mikaela Greig, Ashtuti Kumar, Emma McLeod, Thamsyn Newton, Kerry Tomlinson
NZC Contracts: Rosemary Mair, Hannah Rowe

Canterbury: Emma Irwin joins as final signing

Canter??bury has secured the services of batter Irwin as their 13th and final ??signing for the season. This will be Irwin’s second stint with Canterbury, after representing the New Zealand Under-19 side at the World Cup in January last year.

Canterbury Contracted Players: Kate Anderson, Sarah Asmussen, Missy Banks, Natalie Cox, Jodie ??Dean, Harriet Graham, Abigail Hotton, Laura Hughes, Frankie Mackay, Izzy Sharp, Jess Simmons, Gabby Sullivan, Emma Irwin

Auckland: Sophie Court earns spot after rising through pathway programme

Auckland has rounded off their roster with the signing of fast bowler Sophie Court. Court’s rise through Auckland?? Cricket’s Talent and Pathway programme, combined with her strong performances for Auckland Under-19 and Auckland A, has earned her a place on ?the contract list. She was part of the Auckland Under-19 team that won the women’s national under-19 tournament in Lincoln earlier this year.

Auckland Contracted Players: Olivia Anderson, Bella Armstrong, Elizabeth Buchanan, Prue Catton, Amie Hucker, Bree Illing, Kate Irwin, Rishika Jaswal, Cate Pedersen, Josie Penfold, Sa??achi Shahri, Anika Todd, Sophie Court

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Northern Districts: Carol Agafili secures contract

Northern Districts has completed their contract roster with the signing of allrounder Carol Agafili??. Agafili, who has represented Northern Districts in the past, also played for Samoa in three T??20Is earlier this year.

Northern Districts Contracted Players: Bernadine Bezuidenhout, Caitlin Gurrey, Eve Wolland, Holly Topp, Jess Watkin, Jesse Prasad, Kayley Knight, Marama Downes, Marina Lamplough, Nensi Patel, Shriy?a Naidu, Tash Wakelin, Carol Agafili

Wellington: Gemma Sims rounds out roster

Right-hand batter Gemma Sims has been named as the final addition to Wellington’s roster for the upcoming season. Sims featured in six Super Smash matches for Wellington last season but will be looking to make a bigger impact this year.

Wellington Contracted Players: Antonia Hamilton, Caitlin?? King, Hannah Francis, Jess McFadyen, Kate Chandler, Leigh Kasperek, Tash Codyre, Nicole ??Baird, Phoenix Williams, Rachel Bryant, Rebecca Burns, Xara Jetly, Gemma Sims

Otago: Isy Parry earns maiden contract

Otago has awarded a mai?den contract to Parry, marking her as the final signing for their roster ahead of the 2024-25 season.

Otago Contracted Players: Emma Black, Caitlin Blakely, Anna Browning, Harriet Cu?ttance, Chloe Deerness, Olivia Gain, Bella James, Louisa Ko?tkamp, Felicity Robertson, Molly Loe, PJ Watkins, Saffron Wilson, Isy Parry

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Central Stags are set to face Wellington Firebirds in the 17th match of Super Smash 2023-24 on Monday.

The Central Stags’ previous match was regrettably abandoned, while the Wellington Firebirds experienced a defeat agains??t Auck?land Aces in their rec??ent ??encounter. Both teams are eager to secure a victory in this match to establish a strong footing for the upcoming games.

Super Smash 2023-24, Match 17:

• Date and time: January 8, 2023, 06:30 am IST/ 2:00 pm local/ 1:00 am GMT
• Venue: McLean Park, Napier

McLean Park Pitch Report:

Known for its reputation as a high-scoring venue, McLean Park provides batters with ample opportunities to achieve substantial ??scores, primarily due to its shorter boundaries. Although the pitch tends to slow down as the fixtures progress, bowlers will need to utilize their skillful variations to imped??e the scoring momentum. Given these conditions, the captain winning the toss might lean towards choosing to bat first as a strategic move.

CS vs WF Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Dane Cleaver
• Batters: Will Young, Tom Bruce
• All-rounders: Doug Bracewell, Michael Bracewell, Logan Van Beek, Nathan Smith, Peter Younghusband
• Bowlers: Blair Tickner, Ben Sear, Jayden Lennox

CS vs WF Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Nathan Smithl (c), Doug Bracewell (vc)
Choice 2: Michael Bracewell (c), Will Young (vc)

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CS vs WF Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Nick Kelly, Adam Milne, Ajaz Patel, Bevan Small

CS vs WF Dream11 Team for today’s match (January 8, 1:00 am GMT):

Squads:

Central Stags: Ben Smith, Greg Hay, Jack Boyle, Josh Clarkson, Tom Bruce, Will Young, William Clark, Bevan Small, Brad Schmulian, Doug Bracewell, Bayley Wiggins (wk), Curtis Heaphy (wk), Dane Cleaver (c and wk), Ajaz Patel, Angus Sch?aw, Blair Tickner, Brett Randell, Jayden Lennox, Joey Field, Liam Dudding, Ray Toole

Wellington Firebirds: Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway, Nick Kelly (c), Iain McPeake, Michael Snedden, Nathan Smith, Peter Younghusband, Gareth Severin??, Nick Greenwood, Jesse Tashkoff, Muhammad Abbas, Ben Sears, Michael Bracewell, Tom Blundell, Logan Van Beek, James Hartshorn, Adam Milne, Tim Robinson, Troy Johnson, Callum McLachlan

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Central Districts are set to take on Canterbury in the ninth match of the Super Smash 2023-24. The ??showdown is scheduled to? unfold at the picturesque Pukekura Park in New Plymouth on December 30, promising cricket enthusiasts a thrilling encounter to close out the year.

Central Districts, coming off a disappointing outing against the Auckland Aces, will be eager to redeem themselves in this fixture. Their previous match saw unfortunate weather conditions leading to the abandonment without a ball being bowled. The team will be keen to shake off that setback and sec??ure a crucial victory against Canterbury.

Similarly, Canterbury faced a similar fate in their recent clash against Otago Volts, which also ended without a result. T??he team will be hungry for success as they look to climb the points table in this tightly contested T20 competition.

Super Smash 2023-24, Match 9:

• Date and time: December 30, 8:30 am IST/ 4:00 pm local/ 03:00 am GMT
• Venue: Pukekura Park, New Plymouth

Pukekura Park Pitch Report:

The track located at Pukekura Park provides a favorable setting for batters, given that the ball arrives pleasingly onto the bat. As the match dev??elops, bowlers have the opportunity to recognize advantageous moments to exert their influence, leveraging the intricacies of the pitch conditions. When winning the coin toss, team captains tend to lean towards selecting to bat first.

CS vs CTB Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Dane Cleaver, Mitchell Hay
• Batters: Tom Bruce, Will Young, Chad Bowes, Henry Nicholls
• All-rounders: Doug Bracewell, Michael Rippon, Cole McConchie
• Bowlers: Ajaz Patel, Blair Tickner

CS vs CTB Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Doug Bracewell (c), Michael Rippon (vc)
Choice 2: Dane Cleaver (c), Cole McConchie (vc)

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CS vs CTB Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Jayden Lennox, Liam Duddi??ng, Zakar??y Foulkes, Angus McKenzie

CS vs CTB Dream11 Team for today’s match (Dec 30, 3:00 am GMT):

Squads:

Central Districts: Will Young, Tom Bruce (?c), Dane Cleaver (wk), William Clark, Josh Clarkson, Doug Bracewell, Bevan Small, Joey Field, Ajaz Patel, Blair Ti?ckner, Jayden Lennox, Liam Dudding, Bayley Wiggins

Canterbury: Chad Bowes, Henry Nicholls, Leo Carter, Cole McConchie (c), Mitchell Hay (wk), Michael Rippon, Bevon Jacobs, Zakary Foulkes, Angus McKen??zie, William ORourke, Michael Rae, Matthew Boyle, Fraser Sheat, Ken McClure, Henry ?Shipley, Harry Chamberlain, Rhys Mariu, Dylan Hunter

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The Central Districts will square off against Auckland Aces in the eigth match of the Super Smash 2023-24 at Pukekura Park in New Plymouth on Friday, De??cember 29.

Central Districts enter the contest after registering a compreh??ensive 56-run victory over Northern Districts in the last encounter, while the previous match of Auckland Ac?es was abandoned due to rain.

Super Smash 2023-24, Match 8:

• Date and time: December 29, 8:30 am IST/ 4:00 pm local/ 03:00 am GMT
• Venue: Pukekura Park, New Plymouth

Pukekura Park Pitch Report:

The track at Pukekura Park provides a favourable environment for batters as the ball comes nicely onto the bat. As the match unfolds, bowlers can discern opportune moments to exert their impact, capitalizing on the nuances of the pitch conditions?. When winning the coin toss, team captains are inclined to opt fo??r batting first.

CS vs AA Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeepers: Dane Cleaver, Cam Fletcher
• Batters: Will Young, Martin Guptill, Tom Bruce, Robert O’Donnell
• All-rounders: Doug Bracewell, Josh Clarkson, William Clark
• Bowlers: Blair Tickner, Jayden Lennox

CS vs AA Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Doug Bracewell (c), Martin Guptill (vc)
Choice 2: Tom Bruce (c), Josh Clarkson (vc)

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CS vs AA Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Ajaz Patel, Sean Soli?a, Benjamin Lister, Bevan Small

CS vs AA Dream11 Team for today’s match (Dec 29, 3:00 am GMT):

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Squads:

Auckland: Geo??rge Worker, Mark Chapman, Robert O’Donnell, William O’Donnell, Harjot Johal, James Neesham, R??yan Harrison, Sean Solia (c), Simon Keene, Cam Fletcher (wk), Cole Briggs (wk), Finn Allen (wk), Quinn Sunde (wk), Adithya Ashok, Benjamin Lister, Danru Ferns, Jock McKenzie, Louis Delport, Matthew Gibson, Yahya Zeb, Lockie Ferguson

Central Districts: Ben Smith, Greg Hay, Jack Boyle, Josh Clarkson, Tom Bruce, Will Young, William C??lark, Bevan Small, Brad Schmulian, Doug Bracewell, Bayley Wiggins (wk), Curtis Heaphy (wk), Dane Cleaver (c and wk), Ajaz Patel, Angus Schaw, Blair Ti?ckner, Brett Randell, Jayden Lennox, Joey Field, Liam Dudding, Ray Toole

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In a highly anticipated showdown, the third match of the Super Smash 2023-24 season is scheduled to unfold at Seddon Park in Hamilton, featuring a face-off between the Northern Knights and Central Districts. The clash is set to electrify cricket ??enthusiasts as both teams gear up for their inaugural game ?of the season.

Dane Cleaver will take the helm for the Central Districts, steering the team with strategic prowess and seasoned leadership. On the opposing side, Joe Carter will lead th??e Northern Knights, and both captains are eager to commence their campaigns on?? a positive note.

As the players step onto the field, fans can anticipate a riveting contest filled with intense moments and thrilling cricket action. The clash between the Knights and Districts promises to be a cracker, setting the stage for what is expected to be a captivating Super Smash season. Cricket aficionados are eagerly awaiting the spectacle ?at Seddon Park on December 22, as the teams vie for an early advantage in the tournament.

Super Smash 2023-24, ND vs CS:

• Date and time: December 22, 2023, 10:00 am IST / 04:30 am GMT/ 05:30 pm local
• Venue: Seddon Park, Hamilton

Seddon Park Pitch Report:

The track at Seddon Park provides equitable assistance to both batters and bowlers. However, pacers are ready to establ??ish their impact more prominently in this environment, due to advan?tageous circumstances and the grassy characteristics of the field, enabling swing and seam action. Furthermore, spinners might become crucial as the game progresses.

ND vs CS Dream11 Prediction Picks:

• Wicketkeeper: Dane Cleaver
• Batters: Tom Bruce, Jeet Raval
• All-rounders: Doug Bracewell, Colin de Grandhomme, Scott Kuggeleijn, Josh Clarkson, Kristian Clarke
• Bowlers: Trent Boult, Blair Tickner, Ajaz Patel

ND vs CS Dream11 Prediction Captain and Vice-Captain:

Choice 1: Dane Cleaver (c), Colin de Grandhomme (vc)
Choice 2: Trent Boult (c), Jeet Raval (vc)

Also READ: Super Smash 2023-24 – Here are the complete squads of all six teams

ND vs CS Dream11 Prediction Backups:

Greg Hay, Ben Smith, Joe Walker, Matthew Fisher

ND vs CS Dream11 Team for today’s match (December 22, 04:30 am GMT):

Squads:

Central Districts: Dane Cleaver (c and wk), Greg Hay, Ben Smith, Tom Bruce, William Clark, Brad Schmulian, Bay?ley Wiggins, Joey Field, Raymond Toole, Jayden Lennox, Curtis Heaphy, Angus Schaw, Jack Boyle, Liam Dudding, Blair Tickner, Bevan Small, Ajaz Patel, Brett Randell, Doug Bracewell

Northern Knights: Joe Carter (c), Jeet Raval, Henry Cooper, Peter Bocock (wk), Colin de Grandhomme, Scott Kuggeleijn, Neil Wagner, Joe Walker, Matthew Fisher, ?Anurag Verma, Trent Boult, Brett Hampton, Zak Gibson, Frederick Walker, Katene Clarke, Kristian Clarke, Tim Pring?le, Bharat Popli

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The excitement is palpable as New Zealand gears up for the 19th season of the Super Smash, the premier men’s domestic T20 competition, scheduled to unfold from December 19 to January 28. The tournament promises cricket enthusiasts a thrilling display of talent and fierce competition among the top teams in the country.

The participating teams are divided into North Island and South Island groups, with Auckland Aces, Central Districts, Northern Knights and Wellington Firebirds representing the North, while Canterbury Kings and Otago Volts carry the South Island’s hopes.

In the league phase, each team will engage in 10 high-stakes encounters, battling it out for supremacy on the cricket ??field. The stakes are particularly high as the top-performing team will secure a direct ticket to the grand finale, affording them a precious advantage in the quest for the championship.

For the second and third-ranked teams, the journey takes a detour into the elimination final, where they will clash in a do-or-die encounter. The winner of this intense battle will earn the coveted opportunity to challenge the to?p team in the grand finale and potentially lift the Super Smash trophy.

Cricket aficionados across New Zealand are eagerly anticipating the action-packed matches that will unfold over the coming weeks. The tournament not only showcases the country’s cricketing prowess but also serves as a platform for emerging talent to make a mark on the national stage.

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Super Smash 2023-24: Complete schedule

December 19:

Auckland vs Canterbury at Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland – 5:00 am/ 12:30 pm local/ 11:30 pm GMT (Dec 18)

December 21:

Wellington vs Otago at Basin Reserve, Wellington – 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

December 22:

Northern Knights vs Central Districts at Seddo?n Park, Hamilton, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30 am GMT

December 24:

Wel?lington vs Auckland at Basin Reserve, Wellington, 6:00 am / 1:30 pm local/ 12:30 am GMT

December 26:

Canterbury vs Otago at Hagley Ov??al, Christchurch, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30 am GMT

December 27:

Central Districts ??vs Northern Knigh??ts at Fitzherbert Park, Palmerston North, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

December 28:

Otago vs Wellingto??n at Molyneux Park, Alexandra, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm ?local / 03:00 pm GMT

December 29:

Central Districts vs Auckland at Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, 8:30 am/ 4:00 p??m local / 03:00 pm GMT

December 30:

Central Districts?? vs Canterbury at Pukekura Park, New Plymouth, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 1:

Otago vs Auckland at Mo??lyneux Park, Ale?xandra, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 2:

Northern Knights vs We??llington at Bay Oval, Mount Maunganui, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30 am GMT

January 3:

Otago vs Canterbury at Mol??yneux Park, Alexandra, 8?:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 4:

Auckland vs Wellington at Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 ??pm GMT

January 5:

Canterbury vs Central Districts at?? Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 6:

Northern Knights vs Otago at Seddon Park, H?amilton, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ ?04:30 am GMT

January 7:

Canterbury vs Aucklan??d at Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm ??GMT

January 8:

Central Districts vs Wellington ?at McLean Park, Napier, 6:30 am / 2:00 pm local/ 1:00 a??m GMT

January 9:

??Canterbury vs Northern Knights at Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30 am GMT

January 10:

Central Districts vs Otago at McLean Park, ??Napier, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30 am GMT

January 11:

Canterbury vs Wellington at Hagley Oval, Christchurch, 6:30? a.m.

January 12:

Northern Knights vs Auckland at Bay Oval, ??Mount Maunganui, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 13:

Wellington vs Central Districts at Basin Reserve,? Wellington, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 14:

Auckland vs Otago at Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland, – 5:00 am/ 12:30 pm local/ 11:30 pm GMT

January 15:

Wellington vs Northern Knights?? at Basin Reserve, Wellington, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03??:00 pm GMT

January 16:

Auckland vs Central Districts at Eden Park Oute?r Oval, Auckland, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 18:

Northern Knights vs Canterbury at Seddon Park, Hamilton, 10:00 am/ 5:30 pm local/ 04:30?? am GMT

January 19:

Ot?ago vs Central Districts at University Oval, Dunedin, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 20:

Auckland vs Northern Knights at Eden Park Outer Oval, Auckland, 8:30 a??m/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 22:

Wellington vs Canterbury at Basin Reserve, Welli??ngton, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00?? pm GMT

January 23:

Otago vs Northern Knights at University Oval, Dune?din, 8:30 am/? 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

January 26:

Elimination Final, 8:30 am/ 4:?00 pm l??ocal / 03:00 pm GMT

January 28:

Final, 8:30 am/ 4:00 pm local / 03:00 pm GMT

Super Smash 2023-24: Live Streaming details

• India: FanCode
• New Zealand: TVNZ

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In a thrilling encounter in Super Smash 2021-22 between Auckland Aces and Central Districts, Auckland registered a memorable victory thanks to Lockie Ferguson‘s heroics in the final over. With five needed off the last two balls, Ferguson smashed a six on the penultimate delivery to pull off a scintillating win.

Chasing the target of 169 at Fitzherbert Park in Palmerston North, Auckland were reeling at 34/3 inside seven overs before opener Martin Guptill and captain Robert O’Donnell paired up to get their team out of hot waters. The duo went?? on to form a crucial 70-run partnership for the fourth wicket to keep their side in the contest.

With Auckland needing 33 runs from 18 balls, wicketkeeper-batter Ben Horne chipped in with a blistering 9-ball 27 before Ferguson flicked one down the fine leg to finish the proceedings. However, Guptill? was the chief architect behind the stunning victory, who stayed unbeaten? on 79 from 58 balls.

Ferguson repeated a similar feat accomplished by Trent Boult just a few days ago when he slammed a maximum off the final ball to help Northern Brave re??cord a brilliant triumph over Canterbury.

The official handle of Spark Sport shared the video of Ferguson smashing a six with a caption: “Lockie Ferguson channels his inner Trent Boult.”

Here is the video:

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Keeping in mind with Ferguson’s ability to contribute with both bat and ball, he could attract heavy bids in the upcoming IPL 2022 mega-auction. Ferguson represented Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) last season, where he had bagged 13 wickets from eight games but was not retained by the two-time IPL champions.

Overall, the 30-year-old has played 90 T20s and taken 99 wickets. The New Zealand international had, in fact, recently expressed his desire to ex??tend his association with KKR.

In a chat with The Telegraph, Ferguson had said: “Going into the next auctionâ€?Of course, I would love to go back to KKR. I love playing for them, and the group of guys, the coaches… (head coach) Brendon McCullum was exceptionalâ€?and the way the franchise is run, that too is exceptional. The three years I had at KKR was a really great learning experience for me as a player, and I learnt dealing with the kind of pressure that I wasn’t used to handling as an overseas pro. So I developed a lot as a player and felt that the IPL helped me do that. I would be really happy if KKR put the pedal up for me.”

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