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Scotty Stevenson: Dignity, grace, humility - words sum up Black Caps' legacy
In rugby these qualities are best and invariably embodied by that great chunk of a man from the Cape of South Africa, Schalk Burger.
In rugby these qualities are best and invariably embodied by that great chunk of a man from the Cape of South Africa, Schalk Burger.
New Zealand pace bowler Kyle Mills has retired from all cricket after an illustrious 17-year career.
The Black Caps fell at the final hurdle in the Cricket World Cup. Are you still proud of the boys?
MS Dhoni has been forced to defend his future in the game as Indian fans took to the streets to protest his side's semifinal exit at the hands of Australia.
James Faulkner is out to fill Michael Bevan's shoes in the World Cup final, even though he's already living in his penthouse.
If there's one player New Zealand need to be wary of, among a phalanx of top quality cricketers in the Australian team tomorrow, it could be Steven Smith.
He's the quiet but firm thinker driving the revival of our national cricket team. And yes, he could play a bit too, New Zealand coach Mike Hesson tells Steve Deane.
This World Cup hasn't played out in the way Kyle Mills hoped on a personal level but it doesn't mean he doesn't have a role to play.
Andrew Alderson looks at how New Zealand might adapt to six tricky scenarios in today’s quarter-final against the West Indies.
With a penchant for parties, smashing sixes, wearing sunglasses while bowling and generally doing whatever he pleases, Chris Gayle is a cool customer.
Bangladesh intend lodging an "official" complaint over an umpiring decision in their quarter-final loss to India on Thursday night.
Australia are safely through to the World Cup semifinals but not without a serious scare from Pakistan at Adelaide Oval last night.
Proteas now face either New Zealand or the West Indies in the first semifinal in Auckland next Tuesday.
Daniel Vettori has enjoyed continued success in the capital, extending back to the ground's debut in January 2000.
Bangladesh have set the Black Caps 289 to win at Seddon Park in Hamilton.
Colour, culture and cricket wound into one at the India versus Ireland Cricket World Cup match in Hamilton yesterday.
Ireland have provided a resilient presence despite being an ICC "associate member". They are on the cusp of pressing beyond that frontier.
The Alternative Commentary Collective have been given back their voices - though from a distance.
On several occasions it has seemed as if it's not a fair fight when, armed with only a small white sphere, the unfortunate bowler ran in to confront his executioner, writes Tony Blain.
Not so long ago, the talk was of New Zealand, South Africa and Australia in terms of who would be making a big push for the World Cup.
The rule of thumb in Napier is bat first every time on the best batting strip in the country. But Afghanistan's stronger suit is their bowling by some distance, writes David Leggat.
Australian paceman Pat Cummins will miss today's crucial match with Sri Lanka because of the side injury he picked up in last weekend's defeat to New Zealand.
One-day internationals have donned their best suit, had a haircut and brushed off their CV in a bid for future employment as a credible cricketing format, writes Andrew Alderson.
A run-a-ball century from hard-hitting Colin Munro left Auckland well-positioned to push for victory on the final day of their Plunket Shield clash with Canterbury today.
The ICC, unwittingly, might have stumbled upon the magic algorithm that lifts a tournament from the mundane to the spectacular.
New Zealand's strong performances in the World Cup are reflected in the latest ODI rankings.
New Zealand coach Mike Hesson faces a selection conundrum leading into what should be New Zealand's least challenging assignment of Cricket World Cup pool play - Afghanistan.