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Roger Twose

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INTL CAREER: 1995 - 2001
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New Zealand batsman Roger Twose gets off the mark after 15 balls in awkward fashion, after failing to raise his bat out of the line of a ball from Pakistan opening bowler Wasim Akram in time, deflecting it down to third man. Twose went on to score 42. 4th One-Day International: New Zealand v Pakistan at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 25 February 2001.

Twose deflects a ball from Wasim to third man to get off the mark

New Zealand batsman Roger Twose swings and misses to be bowled by Pakistan fast medium bowler Azhar Mahmood for 42. 4th One-Day International: New Zealand v Pakistan at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 25 February 2001.
Twose swings and misses to be bowled by Azhar••Photosport
Pakistan opening bowler Waqar Younis charges down the wicket in celebration of dismissing New Zealand batsman Roger Twose caught behind by wicket-keeper Moin Khan (throwing the ball in the air in the background) for one. 3rd One-Day International: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 22 February 2001.
Waqar celebrates the dismissal of Twose caught behind by Moin••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Pictured at the 2000 ICC Knock Out tournament in Kenya
Roger Twose : Informal Portrait••Paul McGregor/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
New Zealand fielder Roger Twose high-fives successful fast medium bowler Daryl Tuffey for dismissing Sri Lankan batsman Kumar Sangakkara leg before wicket for one. Fielder Lou Vincent looks on. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Twose high-fives Tuffey for dismissing Sangakkara••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose jumps at the crease in attempting to defend a quick rising short-pitched delivery. Twose later retired hurt for 11 after injuring his left thumb in a mid-pitch collision with batting partner Craig McMillan. 2nd One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 3 February 2001.
Twose jumps at the crease to defend a short rising ball••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Twose punches the ball of the back foot towards point. New Zealand in South Africa 2000/01, 6th One-Day International, South Africa v New Zealand, Newlands, Cape Town, 04 November 2000
Twose punches the ball of the back foot towards point••AFP
New Zealand v Zimbabwe ICCKO tournament match, Gymhkana ground Nairobi, October 2000
Roger Twose at the crease in Nairobi••Paul McGregor/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
In the Pakistan v New Zealand ICCKO semi final, Nairobi Gymkhana ground, October 2000
Roger Twose , a star for New Zealand at the ICC KO••Paul McGregor/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose is clean bowled, New Zealand in South Africa 2000/01, 2nd One-Day International, South Africa v New Zealand, Willowmoore Park, Benoni, 22 October 2000.
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose is clean bowled••Yoav Lemmer/AFP
Roger Twose plays a sedate defensive shot. ICC KnockOut 2000/01, 1st Semi Final, New Zealand v Pakistan, Gymkhana Club Ground, Nairobi, 11 October 2000
Roger Twose plays a sedate defensive shot••Alexander Joe/AFP
Pakistan batsman Inzamam-ul-Haq plays a cut shot at a ball from New Zealand medium pace bowler Chris Harris, only to top edge it straight to Roger Twose (lining it up in the background at short third man) to be dismissed for 12. Wicket-keeper Adam Parore looks on behind the stumps. 3rd One-Day International: New Zealand v Pakistan at WestpacTrust Stadium, Wellington, 22 February 2001.
Inzamam top edges a cut to be caught by Twose••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
Pakistan paceman Shoaib Akhtar (R) sends down a thunder bolt to New Zealand batsman Roger Twose (L) before limping off with a strained muscle as New Zealand defeats Pakistan in the second one day match played in Napier 20 February 2001. Pakistan struggled to 135 from their 50 overs on a seaming wicket with New Zealand cruising to victory with six wickets in hand to level the series 1-1.
Shoaib fires a missile to Twose shortly before limping off••William West/AFP
New Zealand left arm fast medium bowler James Franklin high-fives fielder Roger Twose in celebration of the dismissal of Sri Lankan batsman Aravinda de Silva, caught by Stephen Fleming (right) at slip for 5. Teammates Craig Spearman (left), Chris Harris, Jacob Oram (obscured), Adam Parore (obscured) also join in the celebrations. 5th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at Jade Stadium, Christchurch, 11 February 2001.
Franklin high-fives Twose to celebrate dismissal of de Silva••Sandra Teddy/Photosport
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose unsuccessfully attempts to stretch the back foot back inside the crease as he is stumped by Sri Lankan wicket-keeper Romesh Kaluwitharana off the bowling of off spinner Mutiah Muralitharan for 20. 4th One-Day International: New Zealand v Sri Lanka at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton, 8 February 2001.
Twose is stumped by Kaluwitharana••Photosport
Portrait of Roger Twose - New Zealand player in the 2000/01 season
Roger Twose - Portrait••New Zealand Cricket
New Zealand batsman Roger Twose drives a delivery from South African bowler Sean Pollock at Durban's Kingsmead Cricket grounds, 01 November 2000 during the fifth one day series between the two countries.
Twose drives the ball past the bowler Pollock••Clint Zasman/AFP
In the Pakistan v New Zealand ICCKO semi final, Nairobi Gymkhana ground, October 2000
Roger Twose batting against Pakistan••Paul McGregor/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
Roger Twose defends against a short pitched delivery, New Zealand in South Africa 2000/01, 2nd One-Day International, South Africa v New Zealand, Willowmoore Park, Benoni, 22 October 2000.
Roger Twose defends against a short pitched delivery••Yoav Lemmer/AFP
Dahiya displays quick reflexes to stump Roger Twose, ICC KnockOut, 2000/01, Final, India v New Zealand, Gymkhana Club Ground, Nairobi, 15 October 2000.
Dahiya displays quick reflexes to stump Roger Twose••Paul McGregor/ESPNcricinfo Ltd
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