Trial hinges on the evidence of Brendon McCullum, Lou Vincent and Ellie Riley.

David Warner experienced it once and doesn't fancy a repeat.

Australia will attempt to bore New Zealand's wonderchild Kane Williamson into submission in the day-night Test.

Australia coach Darren Lehmann says he and captain Steve Smith both wanted Mitchell Johnson to play on

The judge in charge of the Chris Cairns trial spent an entire day outlining every single piece of evidence and sordid allegation heard in the eight-week hearing.

Michael Clarke has spent almost 365 days thinking of his "little brother" but asks the sporting community to keep Phillip Hughes' family in their thoughts this Friday.

Black Caps batsman opens up on how he dealt with the loss of the Black Caps captaincy three years ago.

Concerns over the fitness of key fast bowler Trent Boult could complicate New Zealand's buildup to the key final test against Australia.

Coach and chief selector Mike Hesson's selection loyalty ranks as a key component to their success.

When the first test between England and Pakistan started in Abu Dhabi last month, 54 people turned up to watch the opening day.

Martin Guptill is being encouraged to bring his one-day approach to the test game.

The New Zealand company responsible for the DRS review system in Australia has had concerns over ball tracking in Adelaide next week allayed.

New Zealand had their first taste of competitive pink ball cricket at the Waca last night.

One truthful witness accusing Chris Cairns of match-fixing is not enough to convict him of perjury, the jury has been told.

In a week when we have lost one of our model sportsmen and marked the retirement of another, it is thrilling to see a good spirit catching on.