The New Zealand cricketers, Tom Blundell and Scott Kuggeleijn managed to recreate the embarrassing missed catch by Saeed Ajmal and Shoaib Malik in the ongoing Test match between New Zealand and England on Friday. The two Kiwi fielders waited for each other and did not attempt an easy catch as the ball landed between them. […]

Royal Challengers Bangalore has named Scott Kuggeleijn the replacement of Kane Richardson in the ongoing Indian Premier League 2021. The New Zealand pacer was in Mumbai Indians’ bio-bubble as a reserve bowler and now will switch to RCB camp. He went unsold in the auction earlier this year. The Australian duo of Kane Richardson and […]

There is delightful news for the Mumbai Indians (MI) fan, as the New Zealand all-rounder Scott Kuggeleijn has joined the franchise as a reserve player. His fellow New Zealand cricketer, James Neesham, who is also with the Mumbai Indians (MI) posted an Instagram story that confirms the same. Neesham posted a story where Kuggeleijn can […]

The Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have started their Indian Premier League (IPL) journey with back to back wins. However, they have recently lost to Mumbai Indians (MI). From the beginning, they have been suffering from injury issues and some of the players became unavailable as well. Lungi Ngidi has been injured prior to the first […]

The defending champion of Indian Premier League (IPL), Chennai Super Kings (CSK) announced the replacement of injured South African bowler Lungi Ngidi on Saturday. He is none other than New Zealand’s bowling-allrounder Scott Kuggeleijn. He has played two One Day Internationals and four Twenty20 Internationals for the country. The answer to every #SuperFan's question in […]

Defending champions Chennai Super Kings have announced the replacement of injured Lungi Ngidi. New Zealand pacer Scott Kuggeleijn replaced injured Lungi Ngidi in the team. Stephen Fleming, the head coach of the team confirmed the news on Saturday (March 30). The 27-year-old pacer is expected to join the squad next week. “For Lungi, we’ve been […]

New Zealand Cricket and Westpac Stadium have admitted they were wrong to remove a banner promoting sexual consent during a Twenty20 cricket international in Wellington. The banner, which read: “no means no”, was being displayed by a member of the crowd at the double-header between the New Zealand men’s and women’s teams and India on […]