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September 6, 2009Posted on 09/06/2009 in New Zealand cricket
If Dan can, so should you
New Zealand could only save face during a limp Test series performance against Sri Lanka via Daniel Vettori's batting prowess. They followed it up with a much more convincing show in the Twenty20s. Paul Lewis in the Herald on Sunday finds out why New Zealand is so poor in Tests, or why can't the other Black Caps bat as well as Vettori?
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