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    The Chairman of the ICC's board of directors anticipates Kane Williamson will be a catalyst for other players forgoing a central contract with their national body

    The Chairman of the ICC's board of directors anticipates Kane Williamson will be a catalyst for other players forgoing a central contract with their national body


    Williamson's turned down New Zealand Cricket's offer which will free him up to play in the South African T20 league among others.

    A congested calendar remains a pressing issue for the sport's future - but compromise between stakeholders has been limited.

    Greg Barclay says it's part of the evolution of the game that others will follow suit.



    Elsewhere, the West Indies have won the toss and are bowling first in their Super Eight match with the USA at the T20 World Cup in Barbados.

    The US are....

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     Top Stories

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    It's been 23 long years - but the Wallabies are taking their second half revival in Sydney as proof they can beat the All Blacks on home soil tonight More...


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    The Government's being urged to stop the push towards forestry, in the wake of the proposed closure of the Timaru meatworks More...



     Today's News

    Rugby:
    It's been 23 long years - but the Wallabies are taking their second half revival in Sydney as proof they can beat the All Blacks on home soil tonight 21:56

    Rugby:
    All Blacks come from behind to beat Wallabies 33-13 in Bledisloe Cup in Wellington 21:37

    Rugby:
    The Wallabies might have slumped to 10th in the world rankings, but the All Blacks insist that memo has not passed their desks 21:16

    International:
    IDF responds to rockets being launched into Israel after surface-to-surface missiles fall in open areas — as it happened 19:57

    Entertainment:
    Bono celebrated Michael Douglas' 80th birthday by singing for the Hollywood icon 19:07

    Rugby League:
    Panthers coach Ivan Cleary's comparing captain Isaah Yeo to a former Warriors captain ahead of a milestone game in tonight's NRL preliminary final against the Sharks in Sydney 18:57

    Rugby:
    Victory for Otago over Tasman in a high-scoring match to end today's provincial rugby action 18:47

    Entertainment:
    The Foo Fighters have cancelled a show after Dave Grohl recently revealed that he welcomed a baby outside of his marriage 18:37

    Accident and Emergency:
    State Highway One north of Turangi is closed because of a fire 18:37

    Entertainment:
    Kate Winslet's son "cried a lot" when he watched 'Titanic' for the first time 18:07


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