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April 30, 2007Posted on 04/30/2007 in New Zealand cricket
Investing in New Zealand's future
Michael Donaldson, writing in The Sunday Star Times looks at the existing system, suggests changes and picks his possible 15 for the next World Cup.
A possible 15 for the 2011 World Cup: Daniel Vettori (captain), Peter Fulton, Lou Vincent, Todd Astle, Ross Taylor, Tim Southee, Corey Anderson, Jacob Oram, James Franklin, Brendon McCullum, Aaron Redmond, Kyle Mills, Daniel Vettori, Jeetan Patel, Hamish Bennett.
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