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Cricket: McCullum slams 206 against Pakistan
A swashbuckling double century from opener Brendon McCullum saw a NZ 11 through to 342 for four at stumps on the first day of a three-day warm-up match against Pakistan at Whangarei today.

Cricket: Too many one-dayers, claims Vettori
Daniel Vettori is calling for a reduction in the number of 50-over one-day internationals.

Eden Park cricket fans left at gate
Thousands of tickets to the Boxing Day cricket at Eden Park were rejected at the gate because of a printing error.

Cricket: He's not the Messiah, he's a busy coach
David Leggat talks with the man given the unenviable task of turning the Black Caps' horrible year around, John Wright.

Cricket: New Black Caps structure
New Zealand Cricket today confirmed a new management and support staff structure for the Black Caps.

<i>Chris Rattue:</i> NZRU boxed into an awkward corner
The Sonny Bill Williams boxing story refuses to remain on the canvas.

Cricket: Mortimer's cricket role readjusted
Roger Mortimer's role as New Zealand Cricket (NZC) performance director has been redefined following the appointment of John Wright as New Zealand coach.

Cricket: John Wright named NZ coach
John Wright has been named the new Black Caps cricket coach while Daniel Vettori has been axed as a selector.

Cricket: Rain may force selectors to rethink
The rained-off weekend's cricket may prompt a change in thinking for the Auckland selectors.

Cricket: New cloud shadows Pakistan on eve of tour
New Zealand Cricket remains optimistic of a high level of interest in Pakistan's tour starting next week.

Cricket: Vettori happy for Wright to coach
Dan Vettori insists the NZ cricket team has no issue with the coaching credentials of people's favourite John Wright.

Cricket: Mills says the players will pay for failure
New Zealand's underperforming cricketers don't need reminding that they must significantly raise their game.

Cricket: Greatbatch admits job on the line
Embattled New Zealand cricket coach Mark Greatbatch concedes his job is on the line.