Scott kuggeleijn

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The Northern Districts all-rounder has been cleared of raping a woman in 2015. The jury in therape trial of a cricket star deliberated for less than an hour before coming back with a not guilty verdict. Northern Districts all-rounder Scott Christopher Kuggeleijn, 25, faceda single charge of raping a womanin May 2015. Kuggeleijn family members applauded at the verdict, then several broke down in tears. Scott Kuggeleijn embraced his father and they immediately left the courthouse. Defence lawyer Phillip Morgan, QC, also declined to comment when leaving the Hamilton District Court. The juryretired on Friday morning after Judge David Wilson, QC, gave his closing statement. The prosecution saidKuggeleijnwas persistent and didn't take no for an answer, butthe defence saidthe complainant eventually relented as she did not want to come across as a "b....or a tease". "Consent means true consent given by a person that can make a rational decision," Wilson said in hisinstructions to the jury. "Consent given reluctantly or later regrettedis still consent. "In order to convict Mr Kuggeleijn, you will have to accept the [Crown's]evidence without a reasonable doubt." Wilson urged the juryof six women and six mento consider all of the evidence. It wasirrelevant that the defendant wasa sports star or that the complainant was an educated young woman, Wilson said. "Youdon'thave to accept everything the witnesssays, you can accept one part andyou can have some doubts. It's important you only ...

New Zealand players Scott Kuggeleijn and Tom Blundell were involved in a bizarre mishap on Day 2 of New Zealand vs England, the first Test match at the Bay Oval. In the last ball of the 14th over of England’s second batting innings, Kuggeleijn delivered a short-pitched ball from round the wicket which took an edge off Stuart Broad’s bat and went high up in the sky. To everyone’s surprise, neither the bowler nor the wicketkeeper Blundell went for the catch as Broad survived a potential dismissal. Watch: England dugout reacts to the dropped catch of Stuart Broad The reactions are just 🤌 Saeed Ajmal and Shoaib Malik's dropped catch in 2008 In 2008, during a T20I match between West Indies and Pakistan, Ajmal had an easy catch coming towards him, as he seemed confused by the presence of Malik around him. While Malik witnessed the incident from the closest distance, Ajmal let the drop on the ground without even trying to put his hands under it. Although the incident took a place well over a decade ago, witnessing a similar dropped catch in England vs New Zealand Funny, Kuggeleijn doesn’t normally wait for a no he just goes anyway. — Luke Gray (@LukeGray1997) All round some of the worst test cricket in one short clip. Nightwatchman playing a horrific shot and thinking he is prime Lara then for the bowler and keeper to do what they did is nothing short of school kid cricket. Test cricket has fallen down a long long way

The Aussie cricketer flew back to his nation as the cases of Covid-19 kept mounting in India. Kuggeleijn, who has been part of the IPL bubble as a reserve for Mumbai Indians, moved to RCB as a replacement for Richardson, ESPNcricinfo reported. No replacement has been named yet for leg-spinner Zampa. The 29-year-old Kuggeleijn has so far played 2 ODIs, 16 T20Is for New Zealand besides appearing in 2 IPL fixtures in the past. Zampa and Richardson will be flying back to their country on Tuesday night via Doha. The two are currently in Mumbai while their franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore have moved to Ahmedabad. • • •

⚠️ Content warning: sexual violence ⚠️ Image: Dominico Zapata, Fairfax NZ (now Stuff.co.nz) Statement 1: “He said everything was okay and then she began crying, also that he had been trying for a while and that he had finally cracked it.” Statement 2: ”A reluctant consent is still a consent.” Statement 3: ”I tried twice, like she might have said ‘no, no’ a few times but it wasn’t dozens of times.” This week, Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) announced that they had signed a 29 year old New Zealand international. His name is Scott Kuggeleijn, and for all the wrong reasons, he is not just another cricketer. In July 2015, in connection with events that took place on the night of 17 May of that year, Kuggeleijn was arrested and charged with rape. He was tried twice, first in 2016 when a hung jury could not return a verdict and again in 2017 when he was not found guilty. A month after the second trial, Kuggeleijn was New Zealand Cricket’s only comment after his acquittal was that they “respected the court process and [were] not in the business of relitigating the past…[The court is] the most appropriate forum for judging matters as serious as this.” This, of course, completely missed the point. Nobody has asked New Zealand Cricket, or any of his franchise teams, to relitigate anything. Nobody has asked them to judge the legal facts of the case. But as the responses to RCB’s tweet announcing his signing revealed, many, many people are dismay...

While the Mumbai Indians had kept Scott Kuggeleijn as one of their reserve players, the Royal Challengers Bangalore ended up signing him. Many IPL fans will remember that the Kiwi pacer played for the Chennai Super Kings in the 2019 edition of the tournament. Even that season, he came in as a replacement player. Scott Kuggeleijn has represented New Zealand 18 times in white-ball cricket, and here are some interesting facts you need to know about the Kiwi fast bowler. Scott Kuggeleijn Age New Zealand's Scott Kuggeleijn was roped in by Scott Kuggeleijn made his T20I debut for New Zealand on January 11, 2019. He has been a part of the Black Caps playing XI in 16 T20I games, where he picked up 13 wickets at a strike rate of 22. The right-arm fast bowler has best figures of 3/27 in T20Is, while his economy rate in 16 innings is 9.07. It will be interesting to see how Kuggeleijn performs for RCB in IPL 2021.

Most Recent Matches View All Match R BF 4s 6s S/R O R W E/R 20 33 4 0 60.61 17 & 20 53 & 62 3 & 1 3.12 & 3.10 0 & 10 2 & 8 0 & 1 0 & 0 0.00 & 125.00 21 & 10 94 & 43 3 & 2 4.48 & 4.30 12 19 2 0 63.15 25 & 10 92 & 33 2 & 1 3.68 & 3.30 20 & 2 36 & 6 2 & 0 1 & 0 55.56 & 33.33 13 & 14 80 & 81 2 & 2 6.15 & 5.79 0 0 0 0 0 3 29 1 9.67 Batting Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn R BF NO Avg S/R 100s 50s H 4s 6s Ct St ODIs 2 1 11 6 1 0 183.33 0 0 11 1 0 0 0 TESTs 1 2 22 42 0 11.00 52.38 0 0 20 2 1 0 0 T20Is 18 8 79 37 4 19.75 213.51 0 0 35 5 7 6 0 T20s 144 88 839 639 40 17.47 131.29 0 0 41 48 38 58 0 LISTAs 96 74 1086 1232 17 19.05 88.14 0 3 85 81 39 35 0 FIRSTCLASS 91 141 3238 5644 23 27.44 57.37 3 17 142 336 76 35 0 Bowling Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn O R W Avg E/R Best 5w 10w ODIs 2 2 14 58 5 11.60 4.14 3/41 0 0 TESTs 1 2 27 161 4 40.25 5.96 4/161 0 0 T20Is 18 17 53.5 471 16 29.43 8.74 3/27 0 0 T20s 144 140 460.5 3964 147 26.96 8.60 4/18 0 0 LISTAs 96 94 773.2 4326 143 30.25 5.59 5/24 1 0 FIRSTCLASS 91 160 2443.2 9073 278 32.63 3.71 9/190 9 0 Scott Kuggeleijn News Scott Christopher Kuggeleijn is a promising all-rounder from New Zealand. Born in Hamilton, he is the son of former spin bowling all-rounder Chris. Scott made his first-class debut in the 2011/12 season for Wellington. In recent times, he has switched allegiance to Northern Districts. Kuggeleijn made his ODI debut in 2017 against Ireland at Malahide. In the Tri-Nation Series, he played two matches and picked five wick...