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WORLD CUP COCKTAIL
New Zealand were 112 for one, needing just 12 more runs to thrash England in their World Cup Pool A encounter at Wellington on Friday, with 41 overs left.
So what happened next? Answer, the players went off the field for the scheduled 45-minute mid-match break.
As the players walked off, with umpire Rod Tucker looking a touch sheepish, boos rang out round the Westpac Stadium as bemused fans were left wondering why the match couldn't be played to a finish.
Normally the break comes between innings but such was the speed of England's collapse, all out in under 34 overs, that New Zealand batted after just a 10-minute turnaround.
But that was scant consolation for England, with New Zealand 112 for one off just nine overs when the officials decided there was no flexibility in the rules and took the players off.
World Cup
Name Game
The United Arab Emirates boast the Karate kid, Bangladesh open with Bijoy while Pakistan skipper Misbah-ul-Haq would prefer not to be referred to as "Tuk-tuk".
There's a strange name game going on at the World Cup and Krishna Chandran caught the eye when he appeared for the UAE in their opener against Zimbabwe in Nelson on Thursday.
It wasn't just his solid 34 runs that made an impression, it was the name emblazoned on the back of his shirt --"Karate".
It wasn't an indication of a fondness for martial arts but his family name.
Bangladesh opening batsman Anamul Haque was 16 when he made his first-class debut and as well as acquiring accolades for his technique, he also collected a new name,
"Bijoy" which adorns the back of his playing jersey.
In Bengali, "Bijoy" means victory and a schoolteacher gave him the name after discovering the player was born on December 16, Bangladesh's Victory Day.
Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell dislikes his nickname of "The Big Show" which he earned in 2013 thanks to a $1 million deal with the Indian Premier League.
As if the weight of captaining Pakistan wasn't enough of a burden, Misbah-ul-Haq also has to cope with impatient supporters. Dubbed "Tuk-tuk" for his conservative approach to the game, Misbah had the last laugh in November in 2014 when he smashed the fastest Test century of all timeoff56 balls.
Scotland's Alasdair Evans, a gangling 6ft 5in seamer, revels in the nickname "Melman" after a character in animated movie hit “Madagascar". He even uses it in his bio details on his Twitter account.
Hussey South Africa's anti-choking coach
Mike Hussey can just stand around at training and he'll still be an inspiration to South Africa, coach Russell Domingo says.
On Sunday AB De Villiers' men take on India in just the type of game that South Africa needs to come to grips with if it hopes to break through for its first finals appearance in the tournament
“It's Mike's second day at practice today so I'm not expecting to get us to get 500, ” Domingo said.
“He's a guy who has won a World Cup as a player. He has been in pressure situations in Australia. His presence alone will serve as a big form of motivation for our players. He's known as a very thoughtful cricketer. Hopefully some of the things that he has learnt playing in competitions like this he can pass on to some of our players."
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