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Proteas ready for street-smart Kiwis

Kirsten - ready for any conditions.
Guptill gets unorthodox on his way to another fifty.

Guptill maintains New Zealand's dominance

Zimbabwe put in an improved performance, but continued to suffer at the hands of Martin Guptill as New Zealand won the first Twenty20 international.

Taibu - owes Zimbabwe a good knock.

T20 series preview: New Zealand v Zimbabwe

Tatenda Taibu owes Zimbabwe a good knock, while Brendan Taylor's side have an opportunity to show some strength of character.

Bell - not the end of the road.

Good Week, Bad Week

The Black Caps are on a roll, while a slump in form has led Mitchell Johnson to change his priorities. It's our look back at the week that was.

Ellis had limited opportunities in the ODIs.

Ellis added to New Zealand T20 squad

Canterbury Wizards all-rounder Andrew Ellis has been added to New Zealand's Twenty20 squad for the two matches against Zimbabwe following an injury to Dean Brownlie.

Nicol and Guptill put on 153 in 22 overs.

Zimbabwe hammered yet again

New Zealand's dominance of Zimbabwe continued in the third and final one-day international, as the tourists slumped to another embarrassing defeat.

Musing The WeekA rather deep Kevin Pietersen hedges his bets, Michael Vaughan conveniently forgets the wretched run he once endured and Lalit Modi's phrase-a-day calendar pays off...

Good Week, Bad WeekThe Black Caps are on a roll, while poor form and injury have led Mitchell Johnson to change his priorities. It's our look back at the week that was...

"The 1990s feel like a disconnected reminiscence, and what's needed is for someone to tie the previous eras to the current one as a reminder of what Zimbabwe represent..."

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Congratulations World Champions India on a great victory. Brilliant innings from Dhoni, he is the greatest finisher in the world in one day cricket. Fantastic bowling by India to restrict Australia to...

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soapboxThe ball looks like a pea and the bat feels like a stick of rhubarb for Ian Bell these days, but his awful form is by no means the worst ever...