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New Zealand plays Pakistan tonight at the cricket World Cup with the chance to guarantee a semi-final spot.
The key question is which Pakistan will turn up?
The side which posted 105 and got plastered by the West Indies, or the juggernaut who defended 348 against England.
The used pitch suggests spin might come into play but has seen some sun which could see it harden for pace since New Zealand beat South Africa on it a week ago.
First ball is at 9:30pm, with live commentary on Radio Sport.
LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS JOHN MORRISON SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN
The key question is which Pakistan will turn up?
The side which posted 105 and got plastered by the West Indies, or the juggernaut who defended 348 against England.
The used pitch suggests spin might come into play but has seen some sun which could see it harden for pace since New Zealand beat South Africa on it a week ago.
First ball is at 9:30pm, with live commentary on Radio Sport.
LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS JOHN MORRISON SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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By Radio SportNew Zealand plays Pakistan tonight at the cricket World Cup with the chance to guarantee a semi-final spot.
The key question is which Pakistan will turn up?
The side which posted 105 and got plastered by the West Indies, or the juggernaut who defended 348 against England.
The used pitch suggests spin might come into play but has seen some sun which could see it harden for pace since New Zealand beat South Africa on it a week ago.
First ball is at 9:30pm, with live commentary on Radio Sport.
LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS JOHN MORRISON SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN
The key question is which Pakistan will turn up?
The side which posted 105 and got plastered by the West Indies, or the juggernaut who defended 348 against England.
The used pitch suggests spin might come into play but has seen some sun which could see it harden for pace since New Zealand beat South Africa on it a week ago.
First ball is at 9:30pm, with live commentary on Radio Sport.
LISTEN TO THE AUDIO ABOVE AS JOHN MORRISON SPEAKS TO D'ARCY AND GORAN
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.