Tim Southee puts his WTC final shirt on auction for cancer treatment of 8-year-old kid Hollie

New Zealand pacer Tim Southee has put his WTC final playing shirt on auction to help an 8-year-old kid named Hollie Beattie, who is suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer called Neuroblastoma.

New Zealand pacer Tim Southee in a great gesture has auctioned his World Test Championship (WTC) final playing short to help an 8-year-old kid suffering from a rare and aggressive form of cancer called Neuroblastoma. Tim Southee is auctioning off one of his match worn playing shirts from the WTC Final to support Hollie Beattie and her ongoing medical treatment needs.You can find the @TradeMe auction here | https://t.co/a57Lcs7I23Hollie's story | https://t.co/nq7b2ioMU1 pic.twitter.com/GKEpErCWbd Southee, who registered bowling figures of 4 for 48 after dismissing openers Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill in the 2nd innings, in his message on the auction site, appealed to bid for the shirt he donned in the historic Test match which his team won by 8 wickets.