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    Simon Burnton is our man on the ground, I hope he’s been having as nice a time as Harry Brook and his men ahead of this first match of the tour…

    Brendon McCullum took his team to Queenstown in New Zealand’s Southern Alps where, in Harry Brook’s words, they were “just left to our own devices”. There was some hiking, a bit of go-karting and, inevitably, a lot of golf.

    “We had an amazing time,” Brook said. “They’ve got some amazing golf courses down there and we were lucky enough to get on a couple of them. A couple of lads managed to get out and explore Queenstown. We had a few drinks here and there and team meals.

    “We had a lot of fun – it was about trying to spend a bit of time together because we don’t really get that in the white-ball [team]. If you’re having a lot of fun off the field and enjoying spending time with the lads, then it’s going to be even better on the field. So I encourage everybody under mine and Baz’s leadership to just enjoy themselves.”

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    Winter is coming here.

    Hello and welcome to the start of England’s epic winter of cricket. To start things off, a three match T20I series followed by three ODIs against New Zealand. Today’s match will begin in about half an hour in Christchurch.

    Don’t call it an Ashes warm up game. No honestly. Don’t mention the A word at all. Jacob Bethell gets a sparkling ton against the Black Caps today? Pay it never mind, there’s a T20 World Cup on the horizon, all roads do not lead to Perth on the 21st November. Ahem.

    The coin will be tossed shortly but we already know the sides with both teams confirming their XI’s in advance.

    New Zealand: 1 Tim Seifert (wk), 2 Rachin Ravindra, 3 Tim Robinson, 4 Mark Chapman, 5 Daryl Mitchell, 6 Michael Bracewell, 7 James Neesham, 8 Mitchell Santner (c), 9 Kyle Jamieson, 10 Matt Henry, 11 Jacob Duffy.

    England: 1 Phil Salt, 2 Jos Buttler (wk), 3 Jacob Bethell, 4 Harry Brook (c), 5 Tom Banton, 6 Sam Curran, 7 Jordan Cox, 8 Brydon Carse, 9 Liam Dawson, 10 Adil Rashid, 11 Luke Wood.

    It’s early for a Saturday morning here in Blighty but if you are tuning in then give us a shout in the usual way.

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