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    New Zealand Cricket have confirmed Black Caps who departed the Indian Premier League amid rising tensions with Pakistan will be free to choose if they want to return, with the league cleared to resume this weekend

    New Zealand Cricket have confirmed Black Caps who departed the Indian Premier League amid rising tensions with Pakistan will be free to choose if they want to return, with the league cleared to resume this weekend


    Chennai's Rachin Ravindra and Devon Conway and Mumbai's Trent Boult left India last weekend.

    New Zealand white ball captain Mitchell Santner and uncapped batter Bevon Jacobs - both of the Mumbai Indians - were the only New Zealanders to remain, on the instruction of their IPL side.

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     Other Sports News
     15 Jun: The Tactix have recorded a statement 61-50 win over the Pulse in their ANZ Premiership match in Christchurch
     15 Jun: A David versus Goliath football battle of epic proportions will take place involving one of New Zealand's own overnight
     15 Jun: The Florida Panthers are just one win away from hoisting the Stanley Cup trophy yet again
     15 Jun: Kiwi driver Shane van Gisbergen hopes to put NASCAR further onto the world map after securing pole position for the inaugural Mexico City race
     15 Jun: Pulse defender Parris Mason acknowledges she'll have her work cut out to achieve her goal of returning to the Silver Ferns this year
     15 Jun: Pulse defender Parris Mason admits her and Kelly Jackson need to improve their communication in this afternoon's ANZ Premiership netball bout with the Tactix in Christchurch
     15 Jun: American Sam Burns will take a one shot lead into the final round of golf's US Open at Oakmont
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     Today's News

    		 International:
    Benjamin Netanyahu and Ali Khamenei — the men behind the Middle East's latest conflict 18:16

     Netball:
    The Tactix have recorded a statement 61-50 win over the Pulse in their ANZ Premiership match in Christchurch 18:06

     International:
    Iran allegedly breached its nuclear obligations — just hours later, Israel launched 'Operation Rising Lion' 17:36

     International:
    Trump military parade rolls through Washington DC, as protests erupt across the US 17:26

     Soccer:
    A David versus Goliath football battle of epic proportions will take place involving one of New Zealand's own overnight 17:26

     Politics:
    A belief the Prime Minister's upcoming trip to see the Chinese President is coming at a critical time 16:56

     Law and Order:
    Minnesota politicians and spouses shot, two killed, in 'targeted' attacks by fake police officer 16:56

     Rugby League:
    The Florida Panthers are just one win away from hoisting the Stanley Cup trophy yet again 16:46

     Motoring:
    Kiwi driver Shane van Gisbergen hopes to put NASCAR further onto the world map after securing pole position for the inaugural Mexico City race 16:36

     International:
    'No Kings' protests against Donald Trump flood streets of Los Angeles and other US cities 16:36

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