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Definite space for T10 in international cricket,’ says Jimmy Neesham

Gulf TimesBy Gulf TimesNovember 27, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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New Zealand international Jimmy Neesham is currently plying his trade in the 2024 Abu Dhabi T10, the eighth edition of the tournament at Zayed Cricket Stadium, for the newly-formed Ajman Bolts franchise. While the team has been unable to get the results going their way, losing their first three games, the all-rounder believes it is only a matter of time when their fortunes can change.
“It’s been good. We have not had the results so far, but as far as our set up for the new team and new environment is concerned, it has been going really well. The guys have been working hard behind the scenes and doing scouting and meeting and all those things to give ourselves a bit of chance and hopefully we can turn it around,” Neesham at the virtual media roundtable held with the local media in Abu Dhabi.
Neesham played for the Northern Warriors last year and enjoyed a good season with both bat and ball. On being asked about the reasons for his return, the 34-year-old explained why Abu Dhabi T10 is garnering attention from international stars.

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