0-0 lead through an intercept try by Visser, who picked off Lozowskis loose pass, and the kicking of Tim Swiel. Saracens sought to stamp their authority on the match and enjoyed some success as they rolled downfield, but time and again they made uncharacteristic errors and all mom

9Colin de Grandhomme (two matches, nine wickets at 12.22, 98 runs at 32.66) That rare Test cricketer whose batting average may be higher than the number of words he speaks in a day, it was with his floating lotus petal deliveries that the big man made his mark, claiming 6 for 41 at Hagley Oval. He wont always have such friendly surfaces to bowl on, but his cultured hitting will also be more effective on flatter tracks. Also seems an attitude-appropriate addition to this New Zealand team, who may be keen to get their Nobel Peace Prize campaign back on track after the exit of Brendon McCullum.8Tim Southee (two matches, 13 wickets at 16.38) Often, its Tim Southees big-swinging shtick that defines home series, and although he did not get much movement in the air against Pakistan, there was plenty off the seam to put batsmen in trouble. He claimed crucial wickets at Hagley Oval, then when partner-in-crime Trent Boult was ruled out of the Hamilton Test, took Boults customary share of the wickets in the second game as well. An impressive return from injury.Ross Taylor (two matches, 150 runs at 75) Beset by bad form, McCullum revelations and a pterygium in his eye, Taylor needed a good Test in this series, and he got it in Hamilton. His first-innings salvo punctured the Pakistan bowlers momentum, and the second innings-ton virtually pushed the opposition out of the match. His was the only triple-figure score of the series.Jeet Raval (two matches, 148 runs at 49.33) The latest batsman charged with breaking the Great New Zealand Openers Curse, Jeet Raval struck a composed tone at the crease in Christchurch, and inspired confidence in the slip cordon (though he did drop one of the eight chances that came his way through the series). Strong through the leg side, with decent judgement outside off, he may already have done enough to earn a stable place through the long home summer.7Neil Wagner (two matches, nine wickets at 18.11) Curtly Ambrose had a brutal bouncer. Jeff Thompsons short ball endangered lives. Neil Wagner possibly bowls more short deliveries than either of them, but his bouncers are more annoying than menacing - like an insurance salesman who wont stop calling at strange hours. Still, he has become the second-fastest New Zealand bowler to 100 Test scalps, and he is often talked about like some kind of Platonic ideal of a team man, so who could possibly argue?Trent Boult (one match, five wickets at 15.2) Claimed the key wicket of Azhar Ali in the second innings at Hagley Oval, and was in general a tirelessly accurate performer in that match. He had played 44 Tests in a row until a knee injury forced him out of the Hamilton game.6BJ Watling (two matches, 82 runs at 82, 10 catches) Not a lot was required of him with the bat in this series, but BJ Watling batted with the tail with workmanlike diligence. He was also immaculate behind the stumps. That he does not put on that wicketkeepers expression of gobsmacked disbelief when an appeal is turned down, is a minor grouse.5Kane Williamson (two matches, 120 runs at 30) An assured 61 in the chase of 105 at Hagley Oval was Kane Williamsons biggest batting contribution, though his second-innings 42 in Hamilton was important as well. So comfortable were New Zealand throughout this series, he was not really tested as a captain. Nevertheless, he has now got four wins on his record, to go with the three away losses.Mitchell Santner (one match, 16 runs at 16, two wickets at 31) He was unrequired with the ball for much of the Hamilton Test, but made some glorious fielding porn, sliding beatifically as to stop balls near the boundary. His two wickets on day five sparked Pakistans collapse, even if he seemed slightly confused as to how he got those scalps.4Tom Latham (two matches, 90 at 22.5) He was thrice dismissed cheaply by Mohammad Amir, but it was such high-quality bowling at times, that Latham might be forgiven. The second-innings 80 in Hamilton saved his series stats, and it was also a vital knock for the team. It was on the foundation Latham had provided that Taylor would later prosper.Henry Nicholls (two matches, 69 at 23) He shared a crucial 65-run stand with Raval at Hagley Oval to help New Zealand take control of that Test. Reached for a short, wide ball like he was trying to break a ceiling cobweb in his final innings, to get himself out. Took two good catches on day five at Hamilton, though he had also fluffed a run-out earlier in the game.3Todd Astle (one match, 0 wickets) On a Hagley track completely unsuited to spinners, he delivered four tight but unmemorable overs. Was replaced when Santner regained fitness.Matt Henry (one match, one wicket at 68) Bowled better in the Hamilton first innings than his figures suggest, and wound up performing a supporting role to Wagner and Southee most of the time. He is likely to get further Test opportunities through the summer. Air Max 270 React Soldes .5 million, one-year contract on Friday. Hawkins, who turns 41 in December, will compete with Rex Brothers for the closers role at spring training. Air Max Tn Pas Cher Chine . 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A superb performance from Harlequins saw them bring an end to Saracens winning start to the season thanks to a 17-10 triumph at The Stoop.?Leicester were the last side to inflict a loss on the domestic and European champions, triumphing 21-13 at Welford Road on March 20, but Quins success at Twickenham Stoop was against a side armed with their England internationals.Two defeats and a narrow win over Bristol had given John Kingstons reign as director of rugby a disappointing start, but a victory founded on an unyielding defence and tries born out of both opportunism and skill has propelled them up the table.Tim Visser and Charlie Walker crossed in the first half, which they finished 17-0 ahead, before Saracens launched a fightback that gained momentum with Richard Wigglesworths try before ultimately falling short.Alex Lozowski has been a high-quality deputy for Owen Farrell, but Saracens missed the control and accuracy from the kicking tee of their England fly-half, who has yet to play this season due to a hip problem.And only the club will know how much of a distraction Chris Ashtons 13-week ban for biting has been in the build up to one of the Premierships feistier encounters.Yet Quins could also point to a cruel 24 hours on the injury front with the news that Jack Clifford had been ruled out until December with an ankle issue followed by the loss of three more of their England contingent. Marland Yarde was withdrawn from the starting XV shortly before kick-off due to a throat infection and Joe Marlers afternoon was over just seconds into the London derby after being accidentally knocked unconscious by Billy Vunipolas hip.To compound their misfortune captain Danny Care limped off shortly after half-time clutching his ribs, but the setbacks were unable to deter the 2012 champions as they repeateed Januarys triumph over their capital rivals at Twickenham Stoop.ddddddddddddThe loss of Marler inside the opening seconds was brushed aside as Quins raced into a 10-0 lead through an intercept try by Visser, who picked off Lozowskis loose pass, and the kicking of Tim Swiel. Saracens sought to stamp their authority on the match and enjoyed some success as they rolled downfield, but time and again they made uncharacteristic errors and all momentum was lost.Feverish work at the breakdown helped Quins win a penalty and they then pursued the line-out drive, assisted by Jim Hamilton repeatedly pulling down the maul.The referee played advantage, ready to award a fourth penalty in succession but the hosts spied their chance with a long pass from Swiel setting the backline moving. At fast pace the ball was spun right where the onrushing Mike Brown drew the last defender and sent Walker racing over.Swiel added the conversion and the lead had been stretched to a scarcely believable 17-0, although Browns unhurried approach to dealing with the ball by his corner flag caused mild panic. A try-saving enveloping tackle by Matt Hopper on Marcelo Bosch was the highlight of the last 10 minutes of the first half, most of which Quins spent camped on their goalline defiantly repelling a series of attacks.Their defence was breached moments after the interval, however, when Mike Ellery weaved into space and chipped ahead, gathering his kick via a kind bounce before feeding Wigglesworth to score.Both fly-halves struck the right post with penalty attempts and then Lozowski missed again as Saracens lamented the loss of the metronomic Farrell, enabling Quins to celebrate taking a prized scalp. ' ' '