Hunt for Bracewell's successor

New Zealand Cricket keen on Wright

John Wright, the former New Zealand batsman, is the frontrunner for the position of national coach once John Bracewell ends his term in April next year. Though Wright hasn't declared any desire to coach the team, New Zealand Cricket (NZC) will contact him to get an answer, said Justin Vaughan, the board's chief executive

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The fourth installment of Ross Taylor's New Zealand tour diary