The father of late cricketer Phillip Hughes has rejected the statement of Cricket Australia's physio - muttering "lying" - as the

Andrew Alderson's first XI of pivotal moments in the Black Caps' 3-0 series loss to India.

A year ago, the chances of the New Zealand team breaking down four of their test cricketing barricades seemed realistic. They had

Join Tony Veitch and Guy Heveldt for the latest sports news. Covering rugby, boxing, netball, tennis and cricket.

Australia have slumped to a 31-run defeat in the fifth one-day international against South Africa at Cape Town despite a sensational

A surprise witness has created a storm in the inquest into the death of Phillip Hughes, claiming a fast bowler admitted to making an "I'll kill you" sledge.

The Black Caps' second innings batting submission in the third test against India raises a fundamental question: can New Zealand cricketers ever graft out consistent subcontinental success?

New Zealand saved the worst of a poor batting series until the last in India and the statistics paint a bleak picture.

Join Tony Veitch for the latest in sports news.

The Black Caps' second innings batting submission in the third test against India has highlighted the deeper issue of how New Zealand

The White Ferns have been beaten in the second one-dayer against South Africa in Kimberley. Having unexpectedly crumbled under late

Andrew Alderson reviews day four of the third test between India and the Black Caps where the hosts wrapped up the series 3-0.

New Zealand's woes against subcontinental spin were again exposed on the fourth day of the third test as India rolled to a 321-run win and a 3-0 sweep of the series.

India are on the cusp of a 3-0 clean-sweep over the Black Caps. Follow our live coverage of day four.

Australian Test batsman David Warner has responded to claims Phillip Hughes received an ugly sledge during play on the day he was fatally struck.

Phillip Hughes' batting partner on the day he was fatally struck has responded to claims of an alleged "I'm going to kill you" sledge.

Join Adam Cooper and Laura McGoldrick for the latest in sport news.

As the Phillip Hughes inquest begins, one writer asks why the national sport must be put on trial.

Batting contagion struck New Zealand's middle order again to hobble their chances in the third and final test of the Indian series.

Former Australian fast bowler Doug Bollinger says he can't recall saying words like "I'm going to kill you" before Phillip Hughes was fatally struck.

Join Laura McGoldrick for the latest in sports news.

A five-day inquest into the death of cricketer Phillip Hughes, who was felled by a cricket ball during a Sheffield Shield match, has

England have lost to Bangladesh by 34 runs overnight in Dhaka in the second ODI of their three-match ODI series, two days after a

Andrew Alderson wraps up the second day from Indore where India piled on the runs.

Coach Mike Hesson has painted an upbeat picture of a potentially demoralising second day for the New Zealand cricketers in the third test against India at Indore.

Almost two years after a ball to the neck felled Phillip Hughes, Australian cricketers are expected to tell a coroner what they remember.

India, led by the first century of the series from captain Virat Kohli, dominated New Zealand on the opening day of the third test at Indore. Source: Sky Sport

The main logic of the decision is to allow the visitors to extend their batting order by bringing in Jimmy Neesham.

India, led by the first century of the series by captain Virat Kohli, dominated New Zealand on the opening day of the third test at Indore.

Flawless Indian batting dominated New Zealand on the second day of the third test at Indore.