Cricket: Australia aiming to be the world's best test team
Australia's quest to become the best Test side in the world is driving the hosts as they seek to wallop the West Indies again.
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Pakistan cricket is seeking legal advice on whether Mohammad Amir, jailed for match fixing, can travel to New Zealand.
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Cricket: Seddon Park pitch makes for good viewing
The Seddon Park groundsmen produced a test pitch which challenged the batsmen and made for cricket at pace.
ICC must act on DRS disconnect
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Cricket: Short ball bowling dominates day three
The short ball reigned at Seddon Park today.
Black Caps within sight of victory
New Zealand are within sight of a series-winning victory against Sri Lanka after a bizarre day's cricket at Seddon Park today.
Black Caps in scrap for series
New Zealand have a tussle on their hands to win the two-test series against Sri Lanka after the visitors enjoyed a dominant day.
The green, green grass of Hamilton
New Zealand will name an unchange for the second test against Sri Lanka, with Kane Williamson overcoming injury to play.
Cricket: Sri Lankan minister suggests conspiracy over drug ban
Sri Lanka's sports minister hinted at a conspiracy against suspended wicketkeeper Kusal Perera
Kane Williamson rises up ICC rankings
Star Black Caps batsman Kane Williamson is continuing his ascent up the test batting rankings.
Cricket: Tough call to make with Black Caps bowling lineup
If only one of Neil Wagner or Doug Bracewell can play in Friday's second test at Seddon Park, who gets the nod?
McCullum declaration proves profitable
The Black Caps skipper wrestled with a time and target equation in the first test against Sri Lanka. In the end he needn't have fretted.
Black Caps' win: What we learned
Our cricket writers provide three things we've learned from the Black Caps' 122-run win over Sri Lanka at the University Oval.
Cricket: Action-packed day for DRS technology
It was a busy morning for the technology providers at University Oval today.
Black Caps move into winning position
Now it's time for some calculations, as New Zealand look to plan their march to victory at University Oval over the next two days.
Cricket: Black Caps on top at lunch
New Zealand took the honours on the third morning of their test against Sri Lanka at University Oval today.
Cricket: Black Caps draw Australia for T20 World Cup
The Black Caps have drawn Australia, India and Pakistan in their pool for the 2016 T20 World Cup.
Black Caps favourites
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Black Caps and Llong kiss and make up
No hard feelings; that sums up New Zealand's attitude towards Nigel Llong as he prepares to umpire in the two tests against Sri Lanka.
Rattue: This is not Cairns v McCullum
COMMENT: Brendon McCullum said all he needed to say on the Chris Cairns verdict, writes Chris Rattue.
Majority of players say pink ball was hard to see
The Aussie and New Zealand players say cricket authorities must keep tinkering with the pink ball used for day/night test matches.
McCullum to face questions on Cairns
Black Caps skipper will make his first public remarks in the wake of the Chris Cairns verdict when he fronts the media in Dunedin tomorrow.