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June 23, 2008Posted on 06/23/2008 in New Zealand cricket
How John Bracewell threw away the script
In the New Zealand Herald Dylan Cleaver lets rip against the recent New Zealand debacles.
New Zealand are now in the process of writing a grim tale: How to turn a sport from boom to bust in five easy steps.
1. Make the players look like money-hungry frauds
Whichever way you slice it up, the Indian Premier League ended up being an almost unprecedented PR disaster for New Zealand Cricket.
2. Have a coach who doesn't know when to talk or when to shut up
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