Tim Southee

Tim Southee

New Zealand cricketer (born 1988)

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Tim Southee says Bhuvi’s recall is well-deserved and expects him to bounce back.

Tim Southee said Bhuvi’s recall is well-deserved and that he will bounce back, noting that on his international return the lead pacer has lacked control and…

Why it matters — Fans of Tim Southee may value his assessment of Bhuvi’s form and his confidence in the pacer’s future.

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Reported by Hindustan Times.
ReportedConfidence: Reported. Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yetInterview

Tim Southee picks Siraj as India's key man for the New Zealand Tests

India Today reported that Tim Southee picks Siraj as India's key man in the New Zealand Tests.

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Reported by India Today.
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ReportedConfidence: Reported. Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet

Pakistan debutant Razaullah equals Tim Southee's world record with nine sixes

Wisden reported that Razaullah, on debut, scored 81 runs from 63 balls, hitting nine sixes and thereby equalling Tim Southee's world record.

Why it matters — Southee's followers see his record being matched by a newcomer, highlighting its prominence in cricket history.

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Reported by Wisden.
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