Stern words inspire fightback

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum and key batsman Ross Taylor are set for an earlier than anticipated arrival in England after being granted early release by their Indian Premier League sides. The pair were not expected to arrive on the tour of ...

Wellington, May 9 (ANI): New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has advised his team to focus solely on the warm-up matches against the second-tier England Lions, instead of the first Test against the England at Lord's, in order to 'iron out the rough ...

New Zealand cricket captain Brendon McCullum has one final selection dilemma to solve before the first Test against England begins

Black Caps coach Mike Hesson says the early arrival of Ross Taylor and captain Brendon McCullum in England has been a real bonus as the team prepares for the first Test at Lords next week. The pair were scheduled to join the rest of the squad after ...

Befitting the lofty status of a cricket tour of England, New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum offered some bold pronouncements as he touched down from India. Top of the list was his belief that the current squad could be even better than the team of ...

Auckland - Redemption was not a word New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum would bother to countenance after his side were denied a test series victory against England after the final match on Tuesday. McCullum's team had come into the series ranked ...

New Zealand Cricket chief executive David White has praised his two star players Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor for quitting the Indian Premier League to join their Black Caps team-mates in England. McCullum and Taylor sought releases from Kolkata ...

Brendon McCullum and Ross Taylor have both been released early by their Indian Premier League sides to join the Black Caps in England. McCullum will arrive in Derby later tomorrow ahead of the side's opening tour match against Derbyshire while ...

The axing of Ross Taylor in favour of Brendon McCullum as New Zealand captain has been described as just the tip of the iceberg for the teams leadership problems, according to former Kiwi player John Parker.