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Despite defeating their fiercest rivals for the first time in 26 years, the http://www.senore.com/Cricket/New-Zealand-c754 coach John Wright is not getting carried away and wants his team to build from such important success.
With emotions running high in the Kiwi camps, their coach has taken a silent approach where he believes that there is plenty of room for improvement for the players, who must remain focus for some tough assignments on their own back yard.
The second Test win on Australian soil was their first away win in over two decades which showed that the team is finally coming to terms with a transitional change in their setup. After performing well in the ODI circuit, the Black Caps had an appalling
record in the longer version of the game which prompted a shakeup in their overall structure.
It led to Wright being installed as the coach while http://www.senore.com/Cricket/DL-Vettori-c1384. The success has followed which first included an away series win against Zimbabwe where the team emerged victorious in every
format of the game.
However, the one-off Test was a close affair where the heroics of debutant http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Doug-Bracewell-c1394 paved way for an enthralling win. Doubts crept in against after the Black Caps lost the first test at Brisbane but the young pacer again proved to be the difference
against Australia at Hobart, finishing with impressive match figures of 9 for 60.
With tough assignments awaiting them, Wright believes that it is now up to the players to keep on improving and set a solid platform by winning against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/South-Africa-c757 at home.
"It's a bit early to tell," Wright said. "People tend to get a little bit carried away with victory. We'll let the dust settle. We'll pick our best side and try to get another win against Zimbabwe. Then we've got South Africa coming, who are very formidable
opponents. Let's hope we can show some of the fighting qualities that people saw."
The Kiwi’s take on the Rhodesians in late January next year in a One-off five day game, followed by a 3-match ODI fixtures and two T20 bouts.

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