Updated On: 19 June, 2024 07:04 AM IST | Tarouba (Trinidad and Tobago) | Agencies
His 13-year stint in international cricket appeared to have ended in the downbeat setting of a ‘dead’ T20 World Cup game. “It feels a little bit weird, a few emotions obviously the last couple of days,” said Boult

NZ’s Trent Boult during their match against PNG in Tarouba on Monday. Pic/Getty images; (inset) Kane Williamson
Left-arm paceman Trent Boult said he had played his “last day” of international cricket after New Zealand’s disappointing T20 World Cup campaign ended with a seven-wicket win over Papua New Guinea in Trinidad on Monday.
His 13-year stint in international cricket appeared to have ended in the downbeat setting of a ‘dead’ T20 World Cup game. “It feels a little bit weird, a few emotions obviously the last couple of days,” said Boult.