Watling lauds effort of New Zealand quicks

Black Caps wicketkeeper BJ Watling is praising the national selectors for their commitment to continuity. The squad to face Sri Lanka on Boxing Day has had minimal changes to the one that faced Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. Watling says ...

Fifteen wickets fell in a bowlers blitz today as Sri Lanka ended the first day of the second Test in Wellington at 78-5 in reply to New Zealands first innings 221. Sri Lankas response in their attempt to level the series after an eight wicket drubbing in the ...

CHRISTCHURCH: Two late wickets by Trent Boult put New Zealand back in control of the first Test against Sri Lanka yesterday after a maiden Test century by Dimuth Karunaratne had briefly given the tourists a glimmer of hope. Sri Lanka were ...

PACEMAN Trent Boult took four ­wickets as New Zealand beat Pakistan by an innings and 80 runs to win the third and final Test within four days and level the series 1-1. Pakistan, who won the first match of the series in Abu Dhabi by 248 runs, ...

With a one-day international series against South Africa behind them, six more matches scheduled against Pakistan and seven with Sri Lanka, it's hard to imagine New Zealand being more match-hardened to contest the World Cup in 66 days. A loss irks ...

The Black Caps beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets with four sessions to spare to take a 1-0 lead. New Zealand avoided any late snags to beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in Christchurch and take a 1-0 lead in their two-Test series. The hosts ...

Captain Brendon McCullum led his team to an eight-wicket victory over Sri Lanka. Source: AFP NEW Zealand avoided any late snags to beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in Christchurch and take a 1-0 lead in their two-Test series. The hosts knocked off ...

(Reuters) - New Zealand's Tim Southee captured three early wickets to help bowl Sri Lanka out for 407 in their second innings in an extended first session before lunch on the fourth day of the first test at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Monday. ...

With each wicket-shattering 150kph thunderbolt he fires down, Adam Milne makes another smudge in Mike Hesson's pencilled World Cup 15. If the Manawatu fast bowler can maintain it, and stay injury-free in the next seven limited overs matches in the ...