Mitchell Santner

India's captain dominated the game in 2016 on a number of parameters

The legspinner hasn't had many opportunities for New Zealand this season, but understands his position and is learning to cope with the pressure

Mitchell Santner talks about his role in the side, his role model, and the adjustments spinners must make in different conditions

The Fizz, Big Bravo, and two New Zealanders with the same name star in our pick of the best T20I bowling performances of 2016

A Round up of the Super Smash matches held on December 23, 2016

Mitchell Santner will re-join Worcestershire next season with his director of cricket, Steve Rhodes, affirming that he has some "some unfinished business" at New Road

Mitchell Santner replaced Jimmy Neesham in New Zealand's 15-man squad for the second and final Test against Pakistan

Mitchell Santner has been ruled out of the first Test against Pakistan after fracturing his right wrist while training for a domestic game

New Zealand captain Kane Williamson believes there are lessons to be learnt from playing against a good side in tough conditions, and said Mitchell Santner was a "highlight" of their tour of India

Amid the disappointment of having lost a Test, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson felt the team had the skill to compete but has asked his team-mates to apply them for much longer durations

Stats highlights from the first Test between India and New Zealand in Kanpur

New Zealand's left-arm spinner, Mitchell Santner, claimed three wickets that helped his side restrict a strong India batting unit to 291 for 9 on day one of the first Test - India's 500th - that began in Kanpur on Thursday.

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has said that wicketkeeper-batsman Luke Ronchi could be one of the contenders for a place in the Test XI as the side looks for an opening batsman who can combat spin on the tour of India

ESPNcricinfo previews the first World T20 semi-final between England and New Zealand

Mitch Santner's first over cost 15 but by the end of Pakistran's strangled run chase his left-arm spin had again given New Zealand the look of potential finalists

New Zealand's left-arm spinner, Mitchell Santner, produced an impressive display to pick up four wickets for eleven runs in his four-over spell that helped his side beat India by 47 runs in the opening match of the World T20 played in Nagpur on Tuesday.

In a bold strategic move portended by Afghanistan's starting XI in Nagpur a week earlier, New Zealand rode the unheralded spin trio of Nathan McCullum, Mitchell Santner and Ish Sodhi to a stunning win over pre-tournament favourite India

Our writer puts himself in the shoes of the India fans watching their team's collapse against New Zealand

New Zealand will head to India next month armed with a three-pronged spin arsenal in a 15-man squad for the World T20 announced on Monday