‘Very happy for him’: Blundell gives Black Caps ‘I told you so’ moment
With his favourite opponents on the horizon, Blundell’s return to form is perfectly timed.
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England captain Charlie Dean steered the chase with an unbeaten 31 off 46.
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Former allrounder Marcus North, 46, would be the first foreign England selector.
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Chief executive Geoff Allott knows emphasises balance between T20 and internationals.
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