
Neil Wagner
Neil Wagner is a highly regarded New Zealand cricketer known for his exceptional skills as a fast bowler. Born on March 13, 1986, in Pretoria, South Africa, Wagner moved to New Zealand in his youth and made his international debut in 2012. He has become a key player for the New Zealand national team, renowned for his relentless bowling style and ability to extract bounce and movement from pitches. Wagner was instrumental in New Zealand's successes during his career, including their historic victory in the inaugural World Test Championship. His tenacity and work ethic on the field have made him a fan favorite and a critical component of the team's bowling attack.
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Neil Wagner has retired from tests.
Black Caps v England: Will O’Rourke and Kyle Jamieson headline Black Caps speed revival for England testsNeil Wagner is a player for Team Cricket.
T20 Black Clash recap: Team Cricket v Team RugbyNeil Wagner is part of the Team Cricket lineup.
T20 Black Clash live updates: Team Cricket v Team RugbyNeil Wagner is also part of Team Cricket and is mentioned by Jesse Ryder as a key player.
T20 Black Clash: Former Black Cap Jesse Ryder joins Team Cricket for 2026Neil Wagner has also retired from international cricket, contributing to the changes in the Black Caps' squad.
Black Caps v Zimbabwe: Ajaz Patel thrown international lifeline by new coach Rob WalterNeil Wagner has also retired from international cricket, contributing to the changes in the Black Caps' bowling lineup.
Black Caps: Kyle Jamieson moves on from injury woes, anticipates huge New Zealand summerFormer Black Cap Neil Wagner, who lives locally, said Bay Oval was one of the fastest-drying fields in the country due to the climate.
Mount Maunganui’s Bay Oval to host seven international cricket fixtures this summerNeil Wagner is a former Black Cap whose signed shirt will be auctioned off during the fundraiser.
Tauranga dad’s 24-hour golf fundraiser for daughter’s Rett syndrome therapyBefore interviewing the outstanding New Zealand pace bowler at his Pāpāmoa home, cricket insiders told me of his fastidious nature.
Chris Rattue’s most memorable interviews: From Jack Nicklaus and Carl Lewis to Mea MotuNeil Wagner is a cricketer who became one of New Zealand’s greatest-ever bowlers.
Wagner’s world: Author James Borrowdale on getting into the mindset of Black Cap Neil WagnerNeil Wagner is mentioned as part of the talented group that led to New Zealand's success.
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