New Zealand's Brendon McCullum plays a shot during a cricket practice session in Jaipur November 30, 2010. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi/Files
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - As the clock ticks down on Brendon McCullum's international career, the New Zealand captain will achieve one more milestone on Friday in the first test against Australia at the Basin Reserve.
The 34-year-old will become the third New Zealander to play 100 test matches for his country, behind Daniel Vettori (112), who played one for a World XI in 2005, and Stephen Fleming (111).
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