The three-match Test series scheduled between Australia and New Zealand in February next year is set to be reduced to two games, with the third Test making way for three one-dayers.
The move is to capitalise on the World Cup momentum between the sides, having contested the final in March, which Australia won. It will be a revival of the Chapell-Hadlee trophy, NZC boss David White said.
The move is to capitalise on the World Cup momentum between the sides, having contested the final in March, which Australia won. It will be a revival of the Chapell-Hadlee trophy, NZC boss David White said.