New Zealand pacer Tim Southee puts WTC final shirt on auction to help fund 8-year-old girl's cancer treatment

Southee, who is currently in MIQ [Managed Isolation Quarantine] after returning from New Zealand's historic victory in the World Test Championship final against India at Ageas Bowl, has placed the rare piece of sporting memorabilia on Trade Me to raise funds for Hollie and her family. The shirt is signed by the entire Black Caps squad.

New Zealand pace spearhead Tim Southee is auctioning a shirt he wore during the inaugural World Test Championship final against India to help fund cancer treatment for 8-year-old Hollie Beattie. Southee, who is currently in MIQ [Managed Isolation Quarantine] after returning from New Zealand's historic victory in the World Test Championship final against India at Ageas Bowl, has placed the rare piece of sporting memorabilia on Trade Me to raise funds for Hollie and her family. The shirt is signed by the entire Black Caps squad. Hollie was first diagnosed with a rare, aggressive form of cancer called Neuroblastoma back in July 2018. The 32-year-old said he learned about Hollie's story a couple of years ago through the cricket community and has been trying to support her in some small way.