New Zealand ‘leap of faith’ pays off for South African Conway
By his own admission, Devon Conway was struggling in South Africa before a bold move to New Zealand turned around his cricketing fortunes in spectacular fashion.
New Zealand cricket great Cairns paralysed after stroke
New Zealand cricket legend Chris Cairns has been left paralysed after suffering a stroke during a heart operation and faces “a long road to recovery”, his family said Friday.
McCullum leads tributes as Cairns fights for life
Black Caps great Brendon McCullum has put aside past differences to lead messages of support on Wednesday for former New Zealand star Chris Cairns, who is fighting for his life in a Sydney hospital.
Highlights: New Zealand vs India
Watch as New Zealand advance to their second-consecutive World Cup final after defending 239 to defeat India by 18 runs at Old Trafford on Wednesday.
De Bruyn in as Proteas bat
Stephen Cook has been dropped for Theunis de Bruyn, as the Proteas look to close out the series at a damp Seddon Park.
Third Test Preview: NZ vs SA
Your essential guide to the third Test between the Proteas and the Black Caps, which starts on Saturday.
2nd Test Preview: NZ vs SA
Your essential guide to the second Test between the Proteas and the Black Caps, which starts on Thursday.
Elgar, Duminy dig in
A rain-interrupted session saw Hashim Amla lose his wicket, before the Proteas crept up to a 66-run lead by lunch on day four.
Williamson wicket key
With Ross Taylor’s availability in doubt, the direction of this match could hinge on Williamson’s bat on day three.
1st Test preview: NZ vs SA
Your essential guide to the first Test between the Proteas and the Black Caps on Wednesday.
Morkel returns for first Test
Morne Morkel plays his first Test for over a year in what is an otherwise familiar side to face New Zealand in the first Test in Dunedin.
Australia v New Zealand: The facts
As the cricketing world awaits the coveted World Cup final between Australia and New Zealand, we take a look at eight interesting facts involving the trans-Tasman derby. 1. It is a history which has been dominated by Australia. In 126 matches, they’ve won 85, while New Zealand have won 35, with six no-results. 2. The sides have met at Melbourne… Read more →
