Halberg Awards – NZ’s Tom Latham very excited with honour: After being honoured with Halberg Awards, New Zealand stand-in skipper Tom Latham said that the team would love to celebrate the occasion with batter Kane Williamson. Follow NZ vs SA Test Series Live updates InsideSport.IN
Halberg Awards: NZ’s Tom Latham very excited with honour, says, ‘Will celebrate with Kane Williamson’
Kane Williamson has been under rehabilitation since November 2021, due to a long-standing elbow injury. “It’s very special to have that recognition for the year, but for us, it was over a [longer] period of time to win that Test Championship. It’s not just the team, it’s the wider network of New Zealand Cricket. We’re all trying to push for the same thing and to have that recognition was really special,” said Latham as reported by ESPncricinfo.
Halberg Awards: NZ’s Tom Latham very excited with honour, says, ‘Will celebrate with Kane Williamson’
“[As for Willimason], the quality player he is, we’ve seen that day in and day out, and for him to get that recognition is very special – not only for his play but also as a leader and a person as well. We will certainly celebrate with him when we get a chance to,” he added
Thank you to the @Halberg_FDN for the recognition at tonight’s Halberg Awards. Kane Williamson accepting the Team of the Year Award as captain and being honoured as New Zealand’s Sportsman of the Year. Congratulations to all other finalists and winners. #HalbergAwards pic.twitter.com/y3VZsaD0Xt
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) February 23, 2022
The stand-in skipper further expressed happiness on his side being honoured with Halberg Awards, which recognise the top performers in New Zealand sport.
Halberg Awards – NZ’s Tom Latham very excited with honour: “It’s very special to have that recognition for the year, but for us, it was over a [longer] period of time to win that Test Championship. It’s not just the team, it’s the wider network of New Zealand Cricket. We’re all trying to push for the same thing and to have that recognition was really special,” he said.
BlackCaps are currently at sixth place on the WTC points table, with 46.66 percentage points from five matches.
“On the whole, for us, it’s about the WTC and you get as many points as possible. Points at home are really vital. Nowadays in international cricket, it’s so hard to win away from home, so points in your own country are really important,” said Latham.
New Zealand defeated South Africa in the 1st Test by an innings and 276 runs. Both the teams will be squaring off for the second and final Test on Friday. Follow NZ vs SA Test Series Live updates InsideSport.IN
Halberg Awards: NZ’s Tom Latham very excited with honour, says, ‘Will celebrate with Kane Williamson’
