Photo: Getty ImagesColin Munro is eyeing a specific role in the next World Cup as he looks to make a long-term fist of his place in New Zealand's limited-overs teams. He has his eyes on the World Cup in 2019 and figures opening offers him potentially the best chance of nailing a spot in the squad. "So this is my last chance to make the World Cup team, my chance to put my hand up and hopefully be that man who scores big runs this summer and keeps going to the World Cup. In his 27 ODIs, Munro has made four half centuries, averages 26.95 with a strike rate of 99.3. "Sometimes in the middle order, you've got different scenarios, so for me to go out and play one way makes things a lot easier.

Source: Otago Daily Times December 17, 2017 18:56 UTC