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Cricket: Black Caps stumble in Dambulla
Sri Lanka has eased to a three wicket win over the Black Caps in their one-day Tri-series international match.
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Cricket star's ashes disappear
The ashes of NZ cricket great Burt Sutcliffe are buried in an urn somewhere in the Carisbrook ground. The trouble is, Otago Cricket can't find them.
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Cricket: Top ICC job for NZer
The International Cricket Council last night confirmed NZ Cricket chairman Alan Isaac as its vice president.
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Cricket: World Cup hopefuls get chance to shine
New Zealand's preparations for next year's World Cup on the subcontinent ramp up in Sri Lanka tonight.
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Cricket: NZ ease to three-wicket win
A patchy performance didn't stop New Zealand cruising to a three-wicket win over a Sri Lanka Board President's 11 overnight.
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Cricket: NZ still in running for ICC president
The jury's still out on whether New Zealand will put a name forward for the ICC's top role.
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<i>Paul Lewis</i>: That 'but' spoils 800 benchmark
Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan will never escape the contention that he was a "chucker", writes Paul Lewis.
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Cricket: McCullum wants to open for NZ in tests
Brendon McCullum wants to bring his aggressive batting style to the top of the NZ order, saying "I wouldn't play conventionally".