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Black Caps handed heavy defeat
New Zealand must come from behind once again if they are to salvage their ODI series against Pakistan.
New Zealand must come from behind once again if they are to salvage their ODI series against Pakistan.
After ball cracked into helmet, the captain rushed to him. He placed comforting hands on his shoulder. Gave him a supportive tap on the back.
The International Cricket Council's decision to allow Kane Williamson to bowl again changes the balance to any New Zealand XI at the World Cup and possibly the make-up of the final squad.
This is the World Cup preliminary squad you weren't going to see. NZ Cricket originally intended the original group of 30 players to remain under wraps.
New Zealand Cricket has submitted its 30-man squad for World Cup. As expected, it doesn't include Otago opener Jesse Ryder.
Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke choked back tears as he read a statement paying tribute to his teammate Philip Hughes.
Mark Yardy was in the England squad for the World Cup on the Subcontinent. But instead of enjoying it and rising to the challenge, he was locked in his hotel room.
England head Peter Moores has accepted the one-match ban on Alastair Cook and installed Eoin Morgan as England's captain for the fourth one-day international in Colombo. It will be Morgan's eighth match as captain.
This stage of the year is usually one of great excitement for Australian cricketers.For the 11 men lucky enough to represent their nation, there should be the unique brand of nervous tension created by a home test series.
You can argue the wisdom of playing a couple of no-account T20 internationals between New Zealand's test and ODI legs in the United Arab Emirates.
Minutes after Phillip Hughes’ death last week, Paul Taylor took to Twitter and expressed his grief using the hashtag #PutOutYourBats
Seldom in international cricket does a player get a second chance to make a first impression, let alone a third.
Ricky Ponting believes it will be a miracle if the first test starts on Thursday as planned, with Australian cricketers continuing to grieve the death of Phillip Hughes.
The cricketing world halted overnight to pay tribute to one of its own after the death of young Australian international batsman Phillip Hughes.
Phillip Hughes was a batsman so precociously talented he drew early comparisons with the legendary Sir Donald Bradman.
Phil Hughes faces a long road to recovery but New Zealand great Ewen Chatfield believes similar may be true for the bowler whose bouncer did the damage.
Junior Kiwi cricketers could be forced to wear protective helmets after the head injury that has left Australian international batsman Phil Hughes fighting for his life.
At last Daniel Vettori looks set to give New Zealand test cricket fans an encore, writes Andrew Alderson.
Luke Ronchi's compelling form in the one-day team looks set to propel him into the test team to replace Jimmy Neesham for next week's third test in Sharjah.
Any New Zealand players who still have a lingering underdog feeling should spend some time with Mitchell McClenaghan.