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After his most successful international season, in which he played 16 times for the Black Caps (11 T20Is and 5 ODIs) and took 24 wickets at an average of 24, Adam Milne was promoted to the list. His career-best T20I figures were 5-26 against Sri Lanka in the second T20I, ranked as the third-best T20I figures by a New Zealander.
At 31 years old, Adam Milne debuted for his country in 2010. He has since participated in New Zealand's ICC T20 World Cup teams.
Gary Stead, coach of the Black Caps, remarked that Milne's offer of a central contract showed that he was serious about representing New Zealand in international cricket.
To receive this contract offer, " Adam Milne has worked exceptionally hard and shown good resilience over the past few years," stated Stead.
His teammates and coaches said, "He's always been a top-class bowler, and we were impressed by his consistent contributions during the recent home summer and tour of Pakistan."
While Boult, Colin de Grandhomme, and Martin Guptill were released, midseason additions Finn Allen, Mark Chapman, and Blair Tickner have been kept on the roster.
The Master Agreement stipulates that the players have until June 12 to respond to the contract offers.
Adam Milne developed a passion for cricket during his time at school. In the beginning, he was a medium pacer. However, after he got to North Boys' High School, he made the conscious decision to speed up and become a fast bowler.
At an early stage in his career, New Zealand's fast bowler played cricket for Central Districts at various age levels. In December 2009, he joined the Central District under-19 squad.
The following year, in 2010, Adam Milne made his senior team debut for Central Districts against Canterbury in the Plunket Shield and quickly became a fan favourite. He took four wickets throughout the match while also not out (0" & 3") in both innings.
Then, in the Champions League Twenty20 on September 11, 2010, Milne participated in his first major T20 encounter against Chennai Super Kings (CSK).
Adam Milne debut in his List-A was made for Districts the same year, 2011, against Auckland. He finished with 19 runs and a wicket in the encounter.
Adam Milne is a right-arm fast bowler for the New Zealand cricket team in limited-overs internationals. At 153.2 kilometres per hour, he became the world's sixth-fastest bowler, demonstrating his ability to bowl at up to 150 kilometres per hour.
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What is the fastest ball of Adam Milne?
At 153.2 kilometres per hour, he became the world's sixth-fastest bowler, demonstrating his ability to bowl at up to 150 kilometres per hour. Milne's passion for cricket stemmed from his early years in school.
Who is Adam Milne?
Born on April 13, 1992, Adam Fraser Milne is a professional New Zealand national team cricketer in limited overs formats. He throws a ferocious right-arm fastball.
Is Adam Milne a good bowler?
Lanky right-arm fast bowler Adam Milne was formerly touted as New Zealand's fastest bowler since Shane Bond, but injuries derailed his career more severely than they wrecked Bond's.
