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How NZ cricket’s reputation is building business bridges in India

Cricket is building business bridges between NZ and India, former Black Cap Geoff Allott says.

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July 12, 2026
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Former Black Cap Geoff Allott says cricket helped open doors for him in India. Former Black Cap Geoff Allott tells Grant Bradley how a shared passion for cricket has benefited business connections between New Zealand and India. Former top cricketer Geoff Allott says the power of cricket goes a long way in India. Allott, who played 10 tests and 31 One-Day Internationals for New Zealand, says the sport has been instrumental in building bridges between the two countries.
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