Watling an able lieutenant

McCullum posts second double ton; records highest sixth-wicket partnership with Watling. An exhausted Brendon McCullum fought through pain in an epic record-breaking innings that rescued New Zealand from near-certain defeat on Monday and set them ...

0 Flares 0 Flares × It was just a grind. We just took each ball at a time, each over at a time, each hour at a time. They came at us hard and we sort of weathered the storm and then got a few runs away and just kept trying to take them as ...

Scores second double ton against India in a record partnership with Watling afp WELLINGTON An epic double century by Brendon McCullum and a world record-breaking stand with BJ Watling carried New Zealand from the brink of defeat to the edge of a ...

Wellington, Feb 17 (IANS) Brendon McCullum (281 batting) and B.J. Watling's (124) record 352-run partnership for the sixth wicket took New Zealand to 571 for six, 325 runs ahead of India at the end of Day Four of the second and final Test at the Basin Reserve ...

It was a historic day 4 at Wellington in the 2nd Test match between New Zealand and India as the Kiwi overnight pair of Brendon McCullum and BJ Watling put together a world record 352 run stand for the 6th wicket to ensure that the hosts are in good ...

BJ Watling. Photo / If BJ Watling fancied some time off after his outstanding defiant century to help save the second test against India, he was out of luck. The NZ wicketkeeper is back on the job in the final round of the Plunket Shield, when ...

Wellington, Feb 17 (IANS) Captain Brendon McCullum (169 batting) and B.J. Watling (90) continued to thwart India by taking New Zealand to 347 for five at lunch on day four, opening a 101-run lead in the second and final Test at the Basin Reserve ...

NEW DELHI: Indian bowlers were struggling hard for a breakthrough as Brendon McCullum and Bradley Watling stretched New Zealand's lead, frustrating the visitors on the fourth day of the 2nd Test in Wellington. Scorecard Resuming the day from the ...

The cricketing cliche of tackling each ball on its merit and then switching off to deal with the next was never more appropriate on Monday as Brendon McCullum and BJ Watling batted New Zealand into a strong position in the second Test against India. - Scorecard The hosts were 571 for six at close of the fourth day's play, a lead of 325 runs, with McCullum unbeaten on 281 and seemingly in control of the outcome of the match and series, having won the first Test by 40 runs. Watling scored 124 in ...