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Three questions: Black Caps v Australia
The Herald's sports writers look at the three big questions ahead of New Zealand's crunch Pool A clash with Australia at the Cricket World Cup.
The Herald's sports writers look at the three big questions ahead of New Zealand's crunch Pool A clash with Australia at the Cricket World Cup.
The 2015 Cricket World Cup's ratings have yet to match the 2011 Rugby World Cup or the 2012 London Olympics.
Australia and New Zealand have economic, political, social and security ties that bind, a diverse bilateral relationship and a shared stories, Michael Potts writes.
Whichever pairing comes out on top on Saturday at Eden Park will have gone a long way towards setting their side up for victory.
The Carr family will be among 41,000 fans watching the Black Caps play Australia at Eden Park in the Cricket World Cup. But Mrs Carr, a Kiwi, is flying her NZ flag solo.
India's vibrant performance in cleaning up South Africa in Melbourne on Sunday night has doubtless rejigged the betting markets for the World Cup, writes David Leggat.
Brendon McCullum's lethal ambush of the England bowlers at the Cake Tin the other day will no doubt have got the attention of the numerous coaching entourages, Tony Blain writes
The man who took a spectacular but disputed catch in the stands during Friday's Black Caps performance won't win a share of the Catch a Million jackpot.
Live updates and ball-by-ball statistics of the Cricket World Cup pool A clash between win-less teams England and Scotland.
Since day one of the World Cup, three teams have dominated speculation on who might emerge from the scrum to meet in the March 29 final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
India may or may not have done the Black Caps a favour with their crushing 130-run victory over South Africa in Melbourne last night.
Look for the World Cup to hit top gear at Eden Park this weekend; one co-host is playing superbly well, and the other is a formidable outfit, writes
Expect Australia to fight fire with fire when it comes to tackling the bristling Brendon McCullum in next weekend's bumper World Cup showdown at Eden Park.
The countdown has begun to the biggest game of the Cricket World Cup so far - but the arrival of our rivals from across the Ditch was quieter than they had planned last night.
Proud, just really proud, would describe how I felt on Friday evening, Mark Richardson writes.
One of the more important New Zealand team members ahead of the World Cup match with Australia will be an inanimate object.
Jerome Taylor took three wickets in a destructive opening spell setting the West Indies on course for a lopsided 150-run win in their Cricket World Cup Pool B match today.
Cricket fever has struck so follow the trail to the fan zone, writes Sarah Ell.
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has rated yesterday's eight-wicket win over England the best he has seen at one-day international level in his tenure.
In the wake of England's humiliating defeat, exiled batsmen Kevin Pietersen posted a timely video of himself enjoying a holiday in Barbados.
Brendon McCullum's men won the game with 226 balls to spare. Predictably, the English media have got the knives out. Here's a sample of what's being said back in the Old Country.
It’s odd that this gambling practice attracted such a heavy hand when it isn’t actually illegal in this country