Enigmatic, charismatic and electric. New Zealand's Martin Guptill is a player you would want in white ball cricket. His early life was tragic when at the age of 14, he suffered a forklift accident which resulted in losing three toes on his foot. However, Guptill managed to put aside the tragedies and has come on to become one of New Zealand's best openers. He smashed a century on his ODI debut, the first Kiwi batsman to achieve this feat. His heroics brought him a Test debut in the tour of India. His playing style is as classy as it could get. He scored an unbeaten double ton in the 2011 World Cup, the first Kiwi to do so. Guptill hasn't exactly performed well in red ball cricket than the limited overs. He has three centuries in 47 Tests played and has scored 2586 runs at a strike rate of 46.61. The opener however is a man in T20 cricket as he has played in the Indian Premier League, Big Bash League and Caribbean League as well. Guptill's name is expected to be in t he World Cup squad.
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New Zealand cruised into the semifinals of the ICC World Twenty20 with a comfortable 22-run win over Pakistan after opener Martin Guptill set the tone with a scintillating 48-ball 80 here today
New Delhi: Martin Guptill of New Zealand has hit the second fastest half century in one-day international history in just 17 balls.Guptill also broke Brendon McCullum's record of hitting fastest fifty off 18 balls by
HARARE: Openers Martin Guptill and Tom Latham both struck centuries as New Zealand crushed Zimbabwe by 10 wickets in the second one-day international on Tuesday to set up a series decider.Chasing 236 to level the three-match
Leeds, England (AP): England seamer Mark Wood removed Martin Guptill and Ross Taylor just before tea to slow New Zealand's charge on day three of the second test, leaving the tourists on 143-4 as
London: Martin Guptill and Tom Latham combined for a century opening stand for New Zealand against England then were out within three balls of each other on day two of the first test at Lord's
London: Openers Tom Latham and Martin Guptill were dug in as New Zealand went to lunch on 44 without loss after bowling out England for 389 on the second day of the first test at
Melbourne: Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has said it was never his intention to offend anyone during a radio interview after Sunday's World Cup victory.Australia defeated New Zealand in the World Cup final on Sunday at
New Delhi: The breath-taking World Cup 2015 grand finale is all set to woo sports enthusiasts at Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Sunday.From 14 teams, the tournament has drilled down to mere two – Australia
Sydney: His world record score of 264 came under threat during Martin Guptill's unbeaten 237-run mayhem against West Indies in the ongoing World Cup and even though Rohit Sharma knows "records are there to be
The Cricket World Cup began on Feb. 14 with 14 teams. More than a month later, the tournament has been reduced to four countries including defending champion India, four-time winner Australia and its co-host New
Wellington: New Zealand batsman Martin Guptill on Saturday said he was amused at West Indies opener Chris Gayle's 'welcome to the 200 league' gesture after cracking a whirlwind knock of 237 runs in a cricket
Wellington: New Zealand opener Martin Guptill, who smashed an unbeaten 237 off 163 balls against the West Indies in the cricket World Cup quarter-final here on Saturday, said his innings has not sunk in yet.The
Wellington, New Zealand: Martin Guptill created another World Cup history with an innings of 237 not out in a total of 393-6 which led unbeaten New Zealand to a 143-run win over the West Indies
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand's Martin Guptill made 237 not out — the second-highest score in the history of one-day internationals — to lead his team to 393-6 as it batted first Saturday in the
Wellington: Scoreboard of New Zealand vs West Indies, Quarterfinal 4 of the ICC World Cup 2015 played at Westpac Stadium here Saturday.Martin Guptill bludgeoned his way to the record books with the highest individual World
Hamilton, New Zealand: Martin Guptill scored 105 as New Zealand faced and only just surmounted the stern test it wanted before the knockout rounds of the Cricket World Cup, beating Bangladesh by three wickets on
Napier, New Zealand: Daniel Vettori passed 300 wickets in one-day internationals as New Zealand cruised to a six-wicket win over Afghanistan in their Cricket World Cup match on Sunday.Afghanistan was bowled out for 186 —
Christchurch, New Zealand: Martin Guptill made a century to support a mediocre batting effort as New Zealand stumbled to 157-7 Monday in a rain-reduced Cricket World Cup warm-up match against Zimbabwe.New Zealand's innings at the
Auckland, New Zealand: Rain forced the abandonment of Saturday's one-day game between New Zealand and Sri Lanka, leaving the seven-match series tied at 1-1.Opener Martin Guptill had made a timely return to form, scoring an
Nelson, New Zealand: Opener Martin Guptill struck early for New Zealand with an 81 to help the hosts reach 285-6 at lunch Saturday in the fourth one-day cricket international against the West Indies. Guptill came
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