New Zealand cricket
Caribbean conquered, New Zealand turn focus to Australia
Matt Henry made a return to the New Zealand ODI squad for the three-match ODI series against Australia starting September 6.
Southee, Boult demolish Windies order as NZ level series
Tim Southee and Trent Boult combined to demolish the West Indies top-order batting as New Zealand scored a series-levelling victory in the second One-Day International of a three-match series at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Friday.
Players prioritising T20 leagues a new normal
Trent Boult giving up his New Zealand Cricket contract is another sign of a revolution sweeping through the game -- a change happening not at the leisurely pace of a test match but at the breakneck speed of a Twenty20 innings.
Taylor recalls racial 'insensitivity' in NZ cricket
Retired batter Ross Taylor has revealed he was offended by race-based remarks from team mates and staff in New Zealand dressing rooms during his career and said the country's cricket board could do more to bring Polynesian talent into the sport.
Chapman ton powers NZ to seven-wicket win over Scotland
Mark Chapman completed a memorable few days in Edinburgh with an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand comfortably defeated Scotland by seven wickets in a lone one-day international on Sunday.
Black Caps break Ireland hearts again
New Zealand have done it again, sneaking home against Ireland and winning the third one-day international by one run in Dublin on Friday.
Liton feels for Ireland
Bangladesh batsman and Test vice-captain Liton Das was ‘feeling’ for Ireland after the Irish side lost the third ODI against New Zealand by just one run in a scintillating match.
New Zealand's Vettori named assistant Australia cricket coach
Daniel Vettori was Tuesday named as an assistant to Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald, who said the former New Zealand captain's knowledge and experience would be invaluable.
Ronchi retires from internationals
New Zealand wicket-keeper and batsman Luke Ronchi announce his retirement from all forms of International cricket.
Caribbean conquered, New Zealand turn focus to Australia
Matt Henry made a return to the New Zealand ODI squad for the three-match ODI series against Australia starting September 6.
Southee, Boult demolish Windies order as NZ level series
Tim Southee and Trent Boult combined to demolish the West Indies top-order batting as New Zealand scored a series-levelling victory in the second One-Day International of a three-match series at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Friday.
Players prioritising T20 leagues a new normal
Trent Boult giving up his New Zealand Cricket contract is another sign of a revolution sweeping through the game -- a change happening not at the leisurely pace of a test match but at the breakneck speed of a Twenty20 innings.
Taylor recalls racial 'insensitivity' in NZ cricket
Retired batter Ross Taylor has revealed he was offended by race-based remarks from team mates and staff in New Zealand dressing rooms during his career and said the country's cricket board could do more to bring Polynesian talent into the sport.
Chapman ton powers NZ to seven-wicket win over Scotland
Mark Chapman completed a memorable few days in Edinburgh with an unbeaten hundred as New Zealand comfortably defeated Scotland by seven wickets in a lone one-day international on Sunday.
Black Caps break Ireland hearts again
New Zealand have done it again, sneaking home against Ireland and winning the third one-day international by one run in Dublin on Friday.
Liton feels for Ireland
Bangladesh batsman and Test vice-captain Liton Das was ‘feeling’ for Ireland after the Irish side lost the third ODI against New Zealand by just one run in a scintillating match.
New Zealand's Vettori named assistant Australia cricket coach
Daniel Vettori was Tuesday named as an assistant to Australian cricket coach Andrew McDonald, who said the former New Zealand captain's knowledge and experience would be invaluable.
Ronchi retires from internationals
New Zealand wicket-keeper and batsman Luke Ronchi announce his retirement from all forms of International cricket.
Dead parrot leads to Bracewell's conviction
New Zealand fast bowler Doug Bracewell is sentenced to 100 hours of community service after pleading guilty to drink-driving after dogs ate his pet parrot.
