Andrew Voerman is a sports reporter for NZStuffSport, covering a range of sports including football, cricket, women's rugby, and netball. He writes for various publications such as Stuff, Waikato Times, The Post, and The Press, providing in-depth coverage and analysis of national sports events and athletes.
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Andrew Voerman's coverage is heavily focused on sports, particularly cricket and football. He primarily provides event coverage related to these sports, with a specific focus on New Zealand teams and players. Pitches should reflect this by offering insights or interviews related to ongoing events, upcoming matches, player performances, or team strategies in the context of New Zealand-based cricket and football.
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Andrew Voerman fast facts The Black Caps' 3-0 series win in India has put them firmly in the mix to make next year's World Test Championship final.
Andrew Voerman ANALYSIS: The Black Caps' last test series for seven months – and the first of just three they have scheduled in the next 17 months – just got a whole lot bigger.
Andrew Voerman fast facts Auckland FC winger Liam Gillion has been handed his first All Whites callup.
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman REVIEW: Pearl Jam were still ‘rockin' in the free world' as hard as they always have on Friday night, as they made their return to New Zealand for the first time in 10 years.
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman Eight years after he made his first-class debut as a 17-year-old, Wellington Firebirds seamer Nathan Smith is likely to earn
Andrew Voerman The All Whites are home this week, in the middle of what is set to be their longest run of fixtures on New Zealand soil in 22 years.
Andrew Voerman At Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium: Sri Lanka 324-5 in 49.2 overs (Kusal Mendis 143, Avishka Fernando 100; Jacob Duffy
Andrew Voerman The last time Chris Wood played football in Hamilton, he was a schoolboy on the verge of moving to the other side of the world.
By: Andrew Voerman
Andrew Voerman fast facts The All Whites play Vanuatu in their second Oceania World Cup qualifying group stage match on Friday at Waikato Stadium.
Andrew Voerman fast facts Black Caps veteran Tim Southee will retire from international cricket after the forthcoming test series against England.
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