Guptill maintains New Zealand's dominance

Guptill gets unorthodox on his way to another fifty.
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.

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.

Nicol - went big yet again.

Nicol masterminds emphatic Kiwi win

Zimbabwe's bowlers must be tired of the sight of Rob Nicol after the opener smashed another century in New Zealand's convincing 141-run victory in the second ODI in Whangarei.

New Zealand have been the only team celebrating.

Mills wary of wounded Zimbabwe

Having suffered two heavy defeats from two thus far on their tour to New Zealand, Kyle Mills knows Zimbabwe will be determined to turn things around in the second ODI in Whangarei.

Will Lord Woolf turn out to be a game changer?

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The very game of cricket receives a much-needed boost at administrative level, but a couple of obstacles still need to be overcome if the Woolf report is to succeed.

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