The 11th edition of the Cricket World Cup will be staged in New Zealand and Australia from February 14 to March 29. It will be the first time since 1992, the mega even will be
Christchurch: Six semifinal appearances, good form, players most suited for One-Day International (ODI) cricket and most importantly, playing at home makes New Zealand one of the strongest challengers for the World Cup title.Never considered a
Wellington: New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum won the toss and chose to bowl in Saturday's first one-day game against Pakistan at Westpac Stadium.McCullum returned to the New Zealand lineup after being rested for Thursday's game
Wellington: Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat Thursday in the seventh limited-overs cricket international against New Zealand, which holds an unbeatable 4-1 lead in the seven-match series.Both teams are without their first-choice
New Delhi: World cup 2015 co-host New Zealand's batting coach Craig McMillan is a happy man today as his batsmen have flourished just at the right time when Cricket's mega even is round the corner.Kiwis
Dunedin: New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum won the toss and chose to bat against Sri Lanka in the sixth one-day cricket international at University Oval on Sunday.Daniel Vettori was named to play his 284th match,
Nelson, New Zealand: Kane Williamson scored 103 to rescue an ailing New Zealand innings Tuesday and steer it to a four-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the fourth one-day cricket international for a 2-1 lead
Nelson, New Zealand: Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bat on Tuesday in the fourth one-day cricket international against New Zealand.Captain Angelo Mathews said he was unsure of what to do after studying
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
Hamilton, New Zealand: Tillakaratne Dilshan made a flawless 116 to lead Sri Lanka to a comfortable six-wicket win over New Zealand on Thursday, leveling the seven-match one-day series at 1-1.Chasing New Zealand's 248, Sri Lanka
New Delhi: With World Cup only a month away, teams are busy playing with each other to prepare for the mega sport event to be held in Australia and New Zealand, known for bouncy and
Christchurch, New Zealand: Brendon McCullum lashed a half century from 19 balls, matching his national record, to spur New Zealand to a three-wicket win over Sri Lanka Sunday in the series-opening limited-overs international.Opening the batting,
Christchurch, New Zealand: Fast bowler Trent Boult has forced his way into New Zealand's 15-man squad for cricket's World Cup after outstanding test performances.Boult has played 30 tests but only 10 one-day internationals since his
Wellington, New Zealand: New Zealand wrapped up a 193-run victory over Sri Lanka on Wednesday to complete a 2-0 win in the two-test series and continue its fine form in test cricket.Mark Craig took 4-53
Wellington, New Zealand: Nuwan Pradeep took three wickets and Dhammika Prasad claimed the vital scalp of New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum on Monday as Sri Lanka tightened its grip on the second cricket test at
Wellington: New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson has described batting alongside the destructive Brendon McCullum as an overwhelming experience, terming the feeling similar to being a "library in a theme park".McCullum set a new record for
New Delhi: With World Cup only six weeks away, teams are busy playing with each other to prepare for the mega sport even to be held in Australia and New Zealand where bouncy and seaming
Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first test completed Monday, with Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson steering the Black Caps to a four-day victory built upon a strong
Christchurch, New Zealand: Shaminda Eranga and Suranga Lakmal put on 59 for the last wicket to lift Sri Lanka to 407 in its second innings Monday and set New Zealand a chase for 105 to
Christchurch, New Zealand: Openers Dimuth Karunarate and Kaushal Silva led Sri Lanka's fightback on the second day of the first cricket test Saturday as it followed on 303 runs behind New Zealand after being dismissed
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