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The last time New Zealand opener Tom Latham was in Africa, in 2015, he scored his maiden ODI hundred in Zimbabwe and struck three successive half-centuries in South Africa. Now back in South Africa for a training camp ahead of the Tests in Zimbabwe, New Zealand will play an international match after a gap of nearly four months.Latham, however, has just had a busy county season in England. He played for Kent in all three formats in the silly season to warm-up for New Zealands packed schedule, which includes tours of Africa and India before they host Pakistan, Bangladesh and South Africa.I wanted to be playing leading into this tour, so its certainly going to be beneficial instead of coming from indoor nets - playing outdoors and being used to grass wickets, Latham said after arriving in Pretoria. For me now its about adjusting to the conditions here instead of having to get used to batting on grass.Before I came over, we played 22 out of 24 days, so thats without training, thats just playing days. Thats just the amount of cricket you play, they call it the silly season over there.Latham did not complain about the fixtures and instead said that such a phase helped batsmen more than bowlers, and that it had kept him occupied.You obviously play a lot of cricket in a short amount of time. Its a good thing as a batter I guess, but bowlers sort of struggle a little bit with the workload, and how much cricket you play.I suppose as a batter you cant get too down if you dont score runs, because you get three or four bats a week, which is a good thing. I suppose thats the biggest thing and you try to learn from that. When you dont necessarily train that much, how you prepare for a game - thats the sort of thing I learnt from my stint there.Latham played six first-class matches in England and scored 374 runs with four fifties at an average of 46.75. He did not have as much success in limited-overs matches though. In two 50-over games, he scored 9 and 7, and seven T20 matches fetched him 128 runs at an average of 21.33. Latham said the stint was not just to warm-up during the lean New Zealand winter season but to also prepare for the long run.Certainly a beneficial couple of months for me just to get used to English conditions and we have a couple of tours coming up there in the next couple of years. I certainly enjoyed my time there, but Im looking forward to what weve got coming up now.New Zealand play the first of two Tests against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo from July 28. 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VENTURA, Calif. -- The Latest on a Southern California football player arrested for punching referee (all times local):6 p.m.A Southern California college football player who knocked out a referee during a game says he thinks his five-year suspension is harsh for an accident but he takes full responsibility for his actions.Mount San Antonio College freshman Bernard Schirmer was suspended Monday for clocking the referee during a Saturday night game.Schirmer tells The Associated Press that he was having words with another player whod pushed him and decided to punch himself in the helmet as a way of refocusing -- without realizing the referee was holding him.His school says video shows the 19-year-old accidentally hit the ref with his forearm. Schirmer says hes truly sorry.The college says it will appeal what could be a career-ending suspension. However, police arrested the player on suspicion of battery and theres still a chance he could face criminal charges.Meanwhile, a conference spokesman says the referee has indicated hes fine, just a little sore.---4:25 p.m.A Southern California college football player who knocked out a referee during a game has been suspended for five years.A spokesman for Mount San Antonio College says the school was notified Monday that its sports conference commissioner has suspended Bernard Schirmer for punching the ref during last Saturdays game.However, Brian Yokoyama says the school will appeal the suspension.Yokoyama says the college examined enlarged, frame-by-frame video of the incident and concluded that Schirmers arm accidentally struck the official.Schirmer has apologized for the hit and said it wasnt intentional.Rich Kollen of the Southern California Football Association says he spoke to the referee on Sunday and was told the man is fine but aa little sore.dddddddddddd He hasnt seen a physician.---3:20 p.m.A Southern California referee who was knocked unconscious during a college football game is said to be doing fine.Rich Kollen of the Southern California Football Association says he spoke to the ref Sunday and was told the man was a little sore but has no headache or other problems.Kollen says the ref was checked for concussion and cleared by trainers for both teams but hasnt seen a physician.Kollen says the ref -- whose name hasnt been released -- is scheduled to officiate another game Saturday.Video shows the referee trying to break up a fight during a game Saturday night, and then going down. Mount San Antonio College freshman Vernard Schirmer was arrested on suspicion of battery and has apologized.The school has concluded the hit was unintentional.---7:47 a.m.A California junior college football player who was arrested after he appeared to punch a referee during a game has apologized, saying it was an accident.Video shows the referee falling to the ground as he tried to break up a fight on the field. Police say he was knocked unconscious.Mount San Antonio College freshman Bernard Schirmer was ejected from the game Saturday and later arrested on suspicion of battery. He posted bail Sunday.Schirmer tells the Ventura County Star newspaper (http://bit.ly/2cQZh4e) that he often tries to calm down by hitting himself on the helmet and he didnt realize the line judge was so close. Schirmer says hes truly sorry.College officials say they reviewed video footage and talked to witnesses, concluding that Schirmer unintentionally hit the referee.Prosecutors will decide whether to charge Schirmer. ' ' '