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    Wellington batters Nick Kelly and Muhammad Abbas have earned maiden call-ups for the Black Caps' one-day international cricket series against Pakistan, starting Saturday in Napier

    Wellington batters Nick Kelly and Muhammad Abbas have earned maiden call-ups for the Black Caps' one-day international cricket series against Pakistan, starting Saturday in Napier


    They join a New Zealand team that includes eight members of the squad which made the Champions Trophy final.

    Coach Gary Stead outlines their objective.



    ODI regulars Mitch Santner, Rachin Ravindra, Devon Conway and Glenn Phillips are unavailable due to Indian Premier League commitments - Tom Latham will captain the side.

    Pace bowler Matt Henry is rehabilitating his right shoulder and left knee - fellow quick Kyle Jamieson is managing his workload.

    Kane Williamson has made himself unavailable.

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     Other Lower North Island News
     31 Mar: Hawke's Bay Police are appealing for help over several serious assaults in Hastings, early yesterday
     30 Mar: A man has described flames as big as a house, as he rescued a yachtie from a life raft after his boat burned and sank off the coast of Hawke's Bay
     30 Mar: Black Caps batter Mark Chapman is unsure if a tweaked hamstring will allow him to play in Wednesday's second One Day International against Pakistan in Hamilton
     29 Mar: A couple of early wickets for Pakistan's pacemen, after winning the toss and sending New Zealand in to bat first in today's one-day opener in Napier
     29 Mar: The Black Caps will look to continue their momentum in a different format in this morning's first one-day cricket international against Pakistan in Napier
     27 Mar: Uncapped Cantabrian Rhys Mariu will join the Black Caps for the second and third matches of their ODI series against Pakistan beginning on Saturday
     27 Mar: One person has died and another has minor injuries, after a two-vehicle crash north of Rangitikei last night
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