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 Leaving for Pakistan is the New Zealand Test team


The historic Test series will begin on December 26 at the National Bank Cricket Arena in Karachi. New Zealand's Test-bound players for Pakistan departed for the nation on Wednesday.




Details indicate that the New Zealand Test team departed from Auckland Airport, would first travel to Dubai, and would then arrive in Karachi at 11 a.m. tomorrow.




From December 26 to January 14, the visiting team will compete in two Test matches and three One-Day Internationals.




Multan will host the second Test, while the first Test and ODI series will be played in Karachi.




Tim Southee, a seasoned pacer, will captain the touring team in the longest format after Kane Williamson resigned from his role last week.




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