Lockie Ferguson is a key bowler of the New Zealand team. Over the years, he has been an asset to the team. In the World Cup, he performed exceptionally well. But the Kiwi bowler has started a new innings in life. He tied the knot with his girlfriend Emma Komocki. On his social media handle, he shared the picture and fans are showering love on them.
New Innings of Lockie Ferguson:
Fast bowler Lockie Ferguson has entered a new chapter in life, marrying his girlfriend, Emma Komocki. Emma, not just Lockie Ferguson’s better half, holds her own in the world of sports. A certified physiotherapist, she graduated from the University of Birmingham in 2013. Commencing her career with Auckland Heart, Emma climbed the ranks, eventually becoming the physiotherapist for Auckland Aces. Beyond that, she also contributed part-time to the development of New Zealand women’s cricket, showcasing her passion and expertise in the field.
The Kiwi bowler got married on February 2. On February 9, he shared some pictures of his wedding. While sharing those heartwarming photos, he wrote, “Introducing Mrs. Ferguson”. Fans and his teammates are showering love and blessings over this beautiful couple.
New Zealand vs. South Africa Test:
New Zealand and South Africa are scheduled to play a two-match Test series. The first match was scheduled to happen in Bay Oval on February 4. In the first Test match, New Zealand played outstandingly well and registered a massive win. While batting first, Kane Williamson and Rachin Ravindra played exceptional innings. Williamson scored a magnificent century and played an excellent inning of 118 runs in 289 balls.
On the other hand, Rachin Ravindra completed his magnificent double hundred and scored 240 runs in 366 balls with 26 boundaries and 3 over-boundaries. In the first innings, New Zealand scored 511 runs. While batting South Africa only scored 162 runs and got all out. The Kiwis batted in the second innings and declared their innings at 179/4.
The target was huge. South African batter David Bedingham played a knock of 87 runs in 96 balls with 13 boundaries and 3 over-boundaries. But other batters failed to make a crucial impact in the game. They ended their innings with 247 runs. Kiwis hammered South Africa with a massive 281-run win.
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