The South African cricketers aren't the only ones to have slipped their tactics under the wrong hotel door, as our list shows.

There was a lot of sport to not watch this weekend and if it's a sign of the future, then it's a worrying one.

An embarrassing South African bungle has apparently handed the Black Caps their opponents' bowling plan on the eve of their ODI series.

Former Black Caps bowler Simon Doull will swap the jetset lifestyle for a quick pre-dawn blast up the Waikato Expressway when he starts work on The Crowd Goes Wild breakfast show.

Following New Zealand's South African cricket series is something of a throwback to days long gone.

Australia have suffered another embarrassing collapse on their Ashes tour, this time against Northamptonshire in a drawn tour game.

The Black Caps players are "annoyed" their games aren't being played on New Zealand television

The Ashes, a short fairytale written through the eyes of Kevin Pietersen's tweets.

Live scoreboard of the opening Twenty20 between the Black Caps and South Africa.

Strides on and off the field have seen the destructive batsman recognised with the vice-captaincy honours.

Kane Williamson continues to preach the mantra about team first and selfless individuals as they prepare for their opening T20 international tomorrow with South Africa.

It is highly unlikely any Gisborne residents would have been woken up by a "severe" earthquake this morning, an expert says.

Expect the South Africans to be bristling against a New Zealand side short of several key figures.

Shane Warne has launched an extraordinary tirade at John Buchanan following the former coach's critique of outgoing captain Michael Clarke.

The Black Caps all-rounder took a superb one-handed grab against Zimbabwe overnight.

Skipper Michael Clarke has rubbished reports of upheaval in the camp before Australia's embarrassing fourth test loss to England at Trent Bridge.

NZ will head to the second leg of their African tour in a positive frame of mind after ending their Zimbabwe trip with an easy victory in Harare today.

Trevor Bayliss has no doubt Steve Smith is ready for the second most important job in Australia.

Concerns Kane Williamson is not converting his recent spate of 90s into one-day international centuries rather misses the point.

If I had seen how badly Australia bat against the moving ball, I would have run to the bookies to put money on England, Geoffrey Boycott writes.

Australia's crushing Ashes defeat at Trent Bridge has ended Michael Clarke's career.

Australia have ceded the urn in embarrassing circumstances, suffering an innings and 78-run defeat in the fourth Ashes Test early on day three.