Spithill sticks it to NZ again
The man responsible for one of New Zealand's most painful sporting defeats is tipping more transtasman misery tomorrow night.
The man responsible for one of New Zealand's most painful sporting defeats is tipping more transtasman misery tomorrow night.
A bigger high or a deeper low - that's the gamble you make with watching tomorrow's big game among other fans at the pub, psychologists say.
Bacon and eggs, gin and tonic, Southee and Boult: it's not quite right having one without the other.
They may question the size of our ground-hood. They may call us bludgers. But we will not let it get under our skin. Because that's what they want.
Kiwi classical-turned-pop singer Lizzie Marvelly will get to merge both of her loves after being chosen to sing the New Zealand national anthem tomorrow.
A date with pain will keep Mark Richardson from the pleasure of working in the commentary box for Sky TV at the Cricket World Cup final tomorrow.
Tim Southee speaks to media ahead of Sunday's Cricket World Cup final in Melbourne.
Black Caps fan posing as Williamson pokes fun at Australia's sledge about the size of the MCG: "I walked out to inspect the pitch yesterday and I still haven't gotten there."
The mispronunciation of the word 'success' left Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke momentarily stumped last night during a press conference.
Hairy Javelin, Wonky Donkey and Skinger. Or, as they are sometimes known, Grant Elliott, Luke Ronchi and Martin Guptill.
How Australian media have reacted to their side's semifinal win over India to set up a Cricket World Cup final clash with New Zealand.
Indian fans are selling off their tickets to the Cricket World Cup final after being knocked out of the tournament with a loss to Australia last night in Sydney.
Australian captain Michael Clarke heaped praise on New Zealand's performance at the World Cup as the teams prepare for the transtasman final.
World Cup cricket semifinal hero Grant Elliott may not have been made in New Zealand - but the bat that hit his match-winning six probably was.
Kate Hesson has faced a year that included 311 days away from her husband, and "appreciates" cricket rather than calling herself a fan.
Kiwi cricket luminaries have smacked away a sledge by Aussie great Matthew Hayden, who reckons our Black Caps will find themselves small fish in the MCGs big pond.
I think the Black Caps will win Sunday's World Cup final.
Thousands of Black Caps supporters are expected to head to fanzones around New Zealand to support their heroes on Sunday.
Live updates and ball-by-ball statistics of the Cricket World Cup semifinal between Australia and India in Sydney. Which side will the Black Caps face in Sunday's final?
World record-breaking Kiwi Colin Munro says his mindblowing innings for the Auckland Aces this week is still sinking in, and he's just glad he helped his team out.