Trent Boult

The paceman wants to play in more domestic leagues and spend more time with his family.

“Ultimately this decision is about my wife Gert and our three young boys. He said he realised not having the central contract would mean his chances of being selected for the Black Caps are significantly reduced. New Zealand paceman Trent Boult has been released from his central contract with New Zealand Cricket, meaning he will play significantly fewer matches for his country.

The Black Caps quick wishes to spend more time with his young family having grown tired of touring.

If quality local sport journalism is important to you, become a Stuff supporter today. NZC has agreed to release Trent Boult from his central contract so that he can spend more time with his family, while also making himself available for domestic leagues. A beautiful mind crunching all the player stats. You need journalists close enough to smell the liniment. Boult will complete the tour of the West Indies as scheduled.— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) “Ultimately this decision is about my wife Gert and our three young boys.

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However, I respect the fact that not having a national contract will affect my chances of selection,” he added. We’re very proud of what he’s achieved.” “Ultimately this decision is about my wife Gert and our three young boys. “I still have a big desire to represent my country and feel I have the skills to deliver at the international level. He has also taken 317 Test wickets at 27.49. “Playing cricket for my country was a childhood dream and I’m so proud of everything I’ve been able to achieve with the Black Caps over the past 12 years,” Boult said.

NZ Cricket has agreed to grant star Blackcaps bowler Trent Boult an early release from his contract to allow him to spend more time with his family.

Fast bowler Trent Boult has walked away from his Black Caps contract but he hopes his international career isn't over yet.

"My young family has made a lot of sacrifices over the years and this is a good chance for me to pay them back... "There is life after cricket and I'm really looking forward to moving into that part of my career." "The players tell us, and I know, that test cricket is the ultimate for them ... they see it as the ultimate challenge. "We've had no other advances from any other players and I don't think we're going to in the short-term." "Obviously the World Cup is very close, and I would imagine he'll be selected to play in the T20 World Cup in Australia. "Ultimately this decision has been about my family and putting them first and I feel like this is the right time to do that."

33-year-old Trent Boult, who has played 70 tests and 137 limited overs internationals since 2011, will continue to play for his country.

Boult will complete the tour of the West Indies as scheduled. NZC has agreed to release Trent Boult from his central contract so that he can spend more time with his family, while also making himself available for domestic leagues. The 33-year-old, who has played 70 tests and 137 limited overs internationals since 2011, will continue to play for his country but have a “significantly reduced role”, NZC said.

The 33-year-old fast bowler requested the release after several conversations with NZC, which today agreed to the arrangements. The move means Boult, who has ...

However, I respect the fact that not having a national contract will affect my chances of selection. “Ultimately this decision is about my wife Gert and our three young boys. We’re very proud of what he’s achieved.”

33-year-old Trent Boult, who has played 70 tests and 137 limited overs internationals since 2011, will continue to play for his country.

Boult will complete the tour of the West Indies as scheduled. NZC has agreed to release Trent Boult from his central contract so that he can spend more time with his family, while also making himself available for domestic leagues. The 33-year-old, who has played 70 tests and 137 limited overs internationals since 2011, will continue to play for his country but have a “significantly reduced role”, NZC said.

New Zealand Cricket have agreed to release Trent Boult from his central contract to allow the experienced pacer to spend more time with his family and be ...

We’re very proud of what he’s achieved," White said. "Ultimately this decision is about my wife Gert and our three young boys. "I still have a big desire to represent my country and feel I have the skills to deliver at international level," Boult said.

Boult is the number 1 ranked bowler in ODI currently. In this format he has taken 169 wickets in 93 matches.

However, the fact that he is no longer centrally contracted could well diminish his chances of being a constant presence in the side. He has taken 169 wickets in 93 matches in the format. His decision to be released from a central contract will have massive ramifications for NZ #cricket #BlackCaps #NZ #TrentBoult— Jhangir Ahmed (@jhangir_ahmed) August 10, 2022 Brave of Trent Boult to take this decision. Trent Boult has been a mainstay of New Zealand cricket for well over a decade now. With young families, it isn't easy to play both, international cricket and T20 leagues.