Kane Williamson is proof you don't need myriad Twenty20 franchise contracts to make a decent living from cricket.

Following Trent Boult's stunning catch of Kieron Pollard in today's second Twenty20, the Herald lists six other amazing cricket catches.

The merits of a couple of pointless T20 internationals to round off New Zealand's successful test tour of the West Indies are hard to identify.

It's time to extend Mike Hesson's contract as New Zealand cricket coach.

Lou Vincent has been largely deserted by former New Zealand team-mates since his confession to cheating which resulted in a life ban by the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Dylan Cleaver and Andrew Alderson give their opinion and analysis of the admission by former Black Cap Lou Vincent that he has match-fixed cricket games he played in.

Lou Vincent in 2014 became the first professional sportsman in New Zealand to be banned for life. "I have shamed my country. I have shamed my sport. I have shamed those close to me. For that I am not proud."

The Black Caps have captured a famous series clinching victory against the West Indies after a dramatic final day in the third test in Bridgetown.

Making predictions can be a fraught, and expensive, business and you can get bitten sharply when it goes wrong.

Hamish Rutherford's greatest strength has become a glaring weakness.

David Leggat: NZ face some hard thinking on batting

Sporting careers, for better or worse, can turn on details which seem small at the time.

Jimmy Neesham has joined a unique list in test cricket after scoring his second test century on day two of the opening test against the West Indies at Sabina Park.

Former England cricket captain Andrew Flintoff says his comeback for Lancashire will not be a one-off, and that he wants to become a roving Twenty20 specialist.

Tom Latham is hoping time spent with Merlin will prove beneficial when New Zealand's test series against the West Indies starts next month.

Sunlight, they say, is the best disinfectant, writes John Roughan. Cricket, a beautiful game in sunlight, should bring the corruption in its back alleys on to the field. Put it right up there on the scoreboard.

Neil Wagner can hardly be accused of putting his feet up during his break from international cricket.

Updated opinion and analysis from Dylan Cleaver and Andrew Alderson from the New Zealand Herald on the match-fixing saga gripping the cricket world.