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September 14, 2008Posted on 09/14/2008 in New Zealand cricket
New Zealand's middle path
Peter Fulton and James Marshall may feel a little hard done by with the announcement of the New Zealand squad for the tour of Bangladesh. Dylan Cleaver in New Zealand's Herald on Sunday believes Daniel Flynn and Jesse Ryder may get the chance to cement their positions in the middle order.
A middle order containing Fulton and Marshall is not going to frighten anybody, whereas one that contains Ryder, Ross Taylor, Flynn, Brendon McCullum and Jacob Oram might ... one day ... maybe?
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