Cricket - Unheralded and unrewarded, a legacy-defining test awaits New Zealand


FILE PHOTO: Cricket - Second Test - England v New Zealand - Edgbaston Stadium, Birmingham, Britain - June 13, 2021 New Zealand's Tom Latham celebrates winning the series with the trophy and teammates Action Images via Reuters/Peter Cziborra/File photo

(Reuters) - New Zealand have a long history of producing world class cricketers and making it to major tournament finals, and the inaugural World Test Championship (WTC) decider against India presents another opportunity for them to finally reign supreme.

In a cricket landscape where the 'Big Three' of India, England and Australia dominate the game's finances, governance and market share, New Zealand's impressive performances are all too often overlooked.

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