
Cricket: Nervous 90s? Not likely
Concerns Kane Williamson is not converting his recent spate of 90s into one-day international centuries rather misses the point.
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.
I cannot believe that before this series started I picked Australia to win 2-1.
Another big innings from Kane Williamson led to a New Zealand win against Zimbabwe.
Watching Australia's spectacular demise for 60 all out at Trent Bridge brought the memories flooding back. Cape Town, January 2, 2013, to be precise.
Live scoreboard of the third ODI between the Black Caps and Zimbabwe
Australian wicketkeeper Ian Healy wonders if the WAGs are to blame for Australia's woeful performance overnight (NZT).
Rain of biblical proportions, or a handful of miraculous acts, may be the only roadblocks to England taking an unassailable 3-1 lead in the five-Test series.
Adam Milne is back in the Black Caps set-up after World Cup injury, but a cautious approach means he is unlikely to face Zimbabwe tonight.
Stuart Broad takes eight wickets as Australia are routed in fourth Ashes test.
Openers Martin Guptill and Tom Latham both struck centuries as New Zealand crushed Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the second ODI.
A spirited record ninth wicket stand put some substance into Zimbabwe's innings in the second ODI against New Zealand.
New Zealand's defeat to Zimbabwe was "not a train wreck". Then again, on the back of a week-long camp in Potchefstroom, it wasn't flash either. David Leggat reports.
Michael Guerin fills in for Tony Veitch this week on the Vent and talks to Eric Young about whether fans should care about an ODI defeat.
Michael Guerin fills in for Tony Veitch this week on the Vent, joined by Prime news presenter Eric Young to talk the big issues from the sporting weekend.
The great run at the Cricket World Cup has quickly faded with the Black Caps losing their opening ODI against Zimbabwe.
New Zealand came unstuck at the first hurdle on their African tour, losing to Zimbabwe by seven wickets in Harare today.
In the last of the series which celebrates the winners of this year's Sir Peter Blake Leadership Awards we look at Brendon McCullum.