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Article: Crik: New Zealand recall Tuffey for World Cup

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February 13, 2007
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AAP Sports News (Australia)
02-13-2007
Crik: New Zealand recall Tuffey for World Cup

WELLINGTON, Feb 13 Reuters - Pace bowler Daryl Tuffey today earned a surprise recall
to the New Zealand squad for the World Cup starting in the West Indies next month.

Tuffey was included in a 15-man New Zealand squad after paceman Kyle Mills was ruled
out of the tournament last week to undergo knee surgery.

Tuffey, 28, has not played an international match in almost two years after suffering
a shoulder injury but coach John Bracewell said he was an ideal replacement for Mills.

"It has been a long journey back for Daryl from such a serious injury, but the selectors
have been impressed by his ...

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