Cricket: Vettori makes big difference in six balls
It took Dan Vettori two days of first-class cricket to make an impact in the Plunket Shield.
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Cricket: After the ban, Ryder gets ready for Otago
Jesse Ryder's six-month ban for failing a drug test expires today and he will rejoin the Otago squad on Monday to prepare for the start of domestic first-class cricket.
Cricket: Difficult tour talks finally get result
It may be cold comfort, but the New Zealand cricket team are far from alone when it comes to the difficulty of negotiating with Indian officials.
Cricket: Big-hitters promise cracking final
Auckland have had a rattling one-day championship campaign, but will be no more than slight favourites in tomorrow's final against Canterbury at Eden Park.
Cricket: Run fest no bother for Mills
Question: Who'd be a bowler in the Ford Trophy? Answer: Auckland's Kyle Mills.
England in control after two days
Two wickets in as many balls from Stuart Broad during the final session of play today has put England on top after two days of the second cricket test.
Cricket: Bowlers suffer as lethal mix has batsmen making hay
This is the summer to be a batsman in New Zealand domestic cricket. Bowlers are suffering as a combination of factors have the batsmen cashing in.
McCullum clarifies Bradman comment
Apologies aren't always necessary, despite what an apologist might think. A prime example occurred yesterday, courtesy of New Zealand Cricket's Twitter account.
Jeremy Wells: First giddy dance steps towards cricketing greatness
The year was 1989 and I was finishing intermediate at St Kentigern's School, a fancy Presbyterian learning establishment which occupies a pohutukawa-framed piece of coast at the bottom of Remuera, Auckland.
David Leggat: Rutherford in rare company with smile making century
As Hamish Rutherford elbowed his way into cricket's record books yesterday, the mind went back to others on that roll of debutant century-makers.
Rutherford's father watched proudly
Former New Zealand cricket captain Ken Rutherford watched every ball of son Hamish's century on debut at University Oval from his home in Johannesburg.
Cricket: Wagner's test recall celebrated in style
Neil Wagner celebrated being added to the Black Caps test squad by hitting the winning runs to help seal a three-wicket win for the New Zealand XI against England at the Queenstown Events Centre yesterday.
Cricket: United in purpose and still Grafton on after 150 years
Next weekend, Grafton United Cricket Club will celebrate its sesquicentennial with a book launch, gala dinner and Twenty20 match featuring a host of former New Zealand players.
Cricket: NZC view Fulton as viable test captain
Peter Fulton is the frontrunner to captain the New Zealand test team if Brendon McCullum is injured.
Jeremy Wells: Let's base the Roast Beefs, tattoos and all, in Whangarei
It's upon us. The tour we've been waiting all summer for. Finally, we're hosting a decent international team who also have English as their first language.
Ross Taylor feels love from fans
Ross Taylor's return to the national team didn't go as he'd have wanted but he would certainly have felt the public love.
Spinner eyes testing times
The one gap on Nathan McCullum's cricketing CV could be filled next month.
Cricket: Captain and coach keep faith with squad
As they assessed the wreckage of New Zealand's two tests against South Africa last month both captain and coach made a similar observation.
Cricket: McClenaghan says thanks Dad
A piece of advice from his father has paid an impressive dividend for fast bowler Mitchell McClenaghan.