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1st batch of Kiwis arrives today

Sports Reporter
A total of ten players and three officials of the New Zealand cricket team will arrive in Dhaka today for a series involving two Tests, three GDIs and oneT20 International.
The remaining members of the team, including captain Brendon McCullum, are scheduled to arrive over the next three days. The players will travel to Chittagong tomorrow while McCullum, Neil Wagner and Hamish Rutherford will be joining the team after the end of their Champions League T20 commitments.
The captain may miss the three-day practice match against BCB XI to be held at the MA Aziz Stadium in Chittagong from October 4. The first Test of the two-match series will start from October 9 at the Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium.
The Kiwis last played a Test series in Bangladesh in October 2008 when the first Test was also held in Chittagong. Then, the Tigers were deprived of a memorable victory despite Shakib Al Hasan's heroics with the ball as Daniel Vettori stood tall with the bat to rescue his side for a three-wicket win. The rain-interrupted second Test in Dhaka ended in draw. So far, the teams have played nine Tests with New Zealand winning eight and one ending in a draw.
Their last Test match was at Seddon Park in February 2010 where the Kiwis registered a 121-run victory despite Shakib's and Mahmudullah Riyad's hundreds. With the Tigers' home series against New Zealand approaching, the country's cricket fans would love to go back down memory lane and revisit October 2010, when the Tigers achieved a rare feat in their cricket history by demolishing the Kiwis 4-0 in the ODI series, all of the matches of which were held at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
So expectations will be high when the Tigers start the series against the Kiwis, not only because of their heroics in the last engagement, but because of their recently acquired reputation of playing impressive cricket at home.
The series also presents an opportunity for Bangladesh to restate their ambitions on the global stage after Zimbabwe overtook them in the ICC Test rankings. Bangladesh have shown signs of improvement in Tests, despite a shocking defeat in Harare on the Zimbabwe tour, but still there is a lot for the Tigers to prove to be counted as a competitive Test team.
The second Test will be played at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur from October 21. The first two ODls of the three-match series will also be held at Mirpur while the third and final one-dayer will take place at the Fatullah Cricket Stadium.
The lone T20I is scheduled to take place at the Sylhet Divisional Stadium. NEW ZEALAN D TEST SQUAD Brendon McCullum (captain), Ross Taylor, Neil Wagner, Hamish Rutherford, Corey Anderson, Trent Boult, Doug Bracewell, Dean Brownlie, Peter Fulton, Mark Gillespie, Tom Latham, Bruce Martin, Ish Sodhi, BJ Watlingand Kane Williamson.