
McCullum on captaincy stoush: 'The Coup that Wasn't'
Brendon McCullum has described the manoeuvrings that saw him take over from the dumped Ross Taylor as national cricket captain as
Brendon McCullum has described the manoeuvrings that saw him take over from the dumped Ross Taylor as national cricket captain as
Former Black Caps skipper Brendon McCullum has revealed he was smoking in the team toilets when Grant Elliott sent his side into the World Cup final.
Former Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum says he has not forgiven Chris Cairns. In an interview on Radio New Zealand to promote
White Fern Natalie Dodd entered the fifth One-Day International at Paarl as a 23-year-old fringe batsman hoping to prove herself
New Zealand's cricket public now have a heightened expectation of performance from their national team, according to cricket boss David White.
Former Black Caps skipper says pressure of being witness against former friend played a part in his decision to retire.
Brendon McCullum says he hopes he never again crosses paths with the man he once considered a hero.
The Black Caps have failed miserably in India and need a win in Thursday night's ODI to boost their confidence.
Tymal Mills will be bringing his express pace to Auckland for this summer's domestic T20 competition.
Australian cricket's snarly sledging era is over.
Skye Bowden is proving equally adept at both indoor and outdoor cricket. The 15-year-old Pakuranga College year 10 student is coming
Sledging in cricket has never been questioned like it has recently, but Test legend Steve Waugh's opinion is clear.
For the second match in a row the White Ferns powerful top order have guided the team to a dominant victory. The eight wicket win
Tom Latham has given the Black Caps a glimmer of hope after they were dismantled by India last night.
Losing the test series 3-0 was a significant disappointment. No one bar the most deluded New Zealand supporter would have contemplated winning the series.
With the tour of India quickly turning into disaster, Tony Veitch and Michael Guerin discuss the potential options for the Black Caps moving forward.
Watch Adam Cooper as he wraps up sports for the week.
There's a real danger of the tour to India completely turning to custard.
India scored 194-4 in 33.1 overs to chase down New Zealand's paltry 190 and win the first one-day international by six wickets. Virat Kohli scored an unbeaten 85, after debutant Hardik Pandya took 3-31, to help their side take a 1-0 lead in the five-match series. Source: Sky Sport
New Zealand's sub-standard batting performances in India continued at the start of their five-game ODI series at Dharamsala tonight.
Ball-by-ball commentary of the Black Caps taking on India in their opening ODI.
The Kangaroos have easily outclassed the Kiwis 26-6 in the trans-Tasman league test in Perth. Black Caps coach Mike Hesson wants the toss to be eradicated from test cricket. The Silver Ferns have come crashing back to earth with a thud after Australia dominated the third Constellation Cup test in Auckland.
With a decrease in competitiveness, is it time for the toss to be expelled from test cricket?
New Zealand have the opportunity to reassert their cricketing credentials in the one-day international series against India starting tonight.
The Channel Nine commentary team will be joined by a former Ashes superstar this summer - and no, he's not an Aussie.
New Zealand need to regroup and find their one-day resolve quickly to prevent their tour of India going down the pan.
Letters from Phillip Hughes' family reveal their belief that slanderous comments, a cover up and a slack emergency services response surround the death of the cricketer.
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Watch Laura McGoldrick talk with NZ Herald sports reporter Dylan Cleaver on how the Black caps performed versus India.
David Warner is known for his hefty on-field chatter, but this time he was on the receiving end of a tirade of sledges. The Aussie