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Tri-Nation Series Win Going To Be A Good Thing For NZ Ahead Of CT: Southee
Former New Zealand: Former New Zealand pacer Tim Southee feels that Blackcaps' recent Tri-Nation Series win against host Pakistan and South Africa will be a big boost for the side in the Champions Trophy.
New Zealand stayed unbeaten in the series and defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the final.
"The way the team have played, different guys have stepped up," Southee said in an exclusive chat with the ICC. "It’s a good mix between some experienced guys and some exciting young guys with a lot of potential. The experience of this Tri-Nation Series is only going to stand them in good stead for the tournament.
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