Pakistan dominates
England faces an inevitable series defeat after Pakistan totally dominated day three of the third Test in Lahore.
02 Dec, 2005 in International News
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Bracewell runs the rule
BLACKCAPS coach John Bracewell is confident his side have the talent to master the new One-Day Rulings.
02 Dec, 2005 in International News
Interactive Video Highlights
Interactive Video Highlights are the latest exclusive innovation available through BLACKCAPS.co.nz.
01 Dec, 2005 in International News
Collymore will miss NZ tour
West Indies fast bowler Corey Collymore is set to undergo surgery in Melbourne to remove a bone spur on the patella tendon in his right knee today.
01 Dec, 2005 in International News
England battling in Lahore
England's hope of tying its series with Pakistan did not look good at the end of the second day of the third Test
01 Dec, 2005 in International News
Smith to tour Australia
South African captain Graeme Smith will still tour Australia despite sustaining a finger injury while fielding against India in Mumbai.
30 Nov, 2005 in International News
Vettori moves up in world rankings
Stand-in BLACKCAPS captain Daniel Vettori has moved up one place in the ICC One-Day International Rankings for bowlers.
30 Nov, 2005 in International News
Warne found not guilty of dissent
Australia spinner Shane Warne has been found not guilty of dissent following a hearing in Adelaide.
30 Nov, 2005 in International News
India make rankings headway
India have moved up three places in the ICC One-Day International rankings after their thrilling drawn home series with South Africa.
30 Nov, 2005 in International News
Bracewell seeks Chappell-Hadlee tradition
John Bracewell is eager to see the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy become µa tradition¦ between the BLACKCAPS and Australia.
29 Nov, 2005 in International News
Vincent issues rallying call
BLACKCAPS batsman Lou Vincent has rallied supporters to get behind the side when they take on Australia in the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series.
28 Nov, 2005 in International News
McGrath out of Australia squad
Australia has left Glenn McGrath out of their squad for their Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series against the BLACKCAPS.
25 Nov, 2005 in International News
Captain out of first two Chappell-Hadlee matches
Stephen Fleming will not be available for the first two matches of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series
25 Nov, 2005 in International News
Coach anticipated Aussie changes
BLACKCAPS coach John Bracewell was expecting Australia to leave one of their pace attack out of their Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series squad.
25 Nov, 2005 in International News
Kerr appointed New Zealand A women's coach
New Zealand Cricket has appointed State Wellington Blaze coach Robbie Kerr to coach the New Zealand A women¦s team in a four-match playing programme this season.
24 Nov, 2005 in International News
The National Bank Neighbourhood
THE National Bank Neighbourhood offers BLACKCAPS supporters premium seats and superb views at the upcoming Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series.
24 Nov, 2005 in International News
Warm welcome back for Cairns
John Bracewell has welcomed veteran BLACKCAPS all-rounder Chris Cairns back to the fold.
24 Nov, 2005 in International News
Eden Park plan announced
New Zealand Cricket and the Eden Park Trust Board are working together to ensure an enjoyable day¦s cricket for all when the BLACKCAPS entertain Australia in the opening Chappell-Hadlee Trophy series at the ico
24 Nov, 2005 in International News
Marshall strikes century
BLACKCAPS tourist James Marshall took centre stage with a century as Northern Districts drew with Wellington at Lincoln Green.
23 Nov, 2005 in International News
Academy draw with Canterbury
Martin Guptill¦s 90 was the highlight as the NZHPC Academy drew with a Canterbury XI at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval.
18 Nov, 2005 in International News
Ruthless bowling destroys Windies
Australia have sounded a warning ahead of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy Series with a ruthless display of bowling on the opening day of the second Test against the West Indies at Hobart.
18 Nov, 2005 in International News
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