New Zealand coach Darren Bazeley and his squad face a daunting opener against Iran in Los Angeles on 15 June, marking the team’s first World Cup match in 16 years. The match, however, is shrouded in uncertainty due to political tensions after the US and Israel attacked Iran on February 28, adding an extra layer of pressure on the All Whites as they aim for their first World Cup win. tr-sport.click
NZ vs Iran in LA Group Stage Opener Amid Uncertainty
New Zealand will play Iran in their first World Cup game in 16 years on 15 June in Los Angeles, but political tensions following the US and Israel attack on Iran have cast uncertainty over the fixture.
