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New Zealand: The Men in Black you hate to hate"Even if you want to think of revenge, these guys are so nice you cannot get into that zone," Virat Kohli had famously said before a T20 ga...- Heavyweight bout: Undefeated India meet marauding South Africa in top of the table clash at Eden Gardens todaySince their re-introduction to international sport after the ending of apartheid, South Africa have been one of the best, most consistent, ...
- Test woes irrelevant to Australia ODI side - NZ coachCRICKET-AUSTRALIA-HESSON:Test woes irrelevant to Australia ODI side - NZ coach
- Cricket-Test woes irrelevant to Australia ODI side - NZ coachCRICKET-AUSTRALIA/HESSON:Cricket-Test woes irrelevant to Australia ODI side - NZ coach
- ICC World Twenty20: New Zealand to take on England in the first semi-final todayAn unbeaten New Zealand take on England in the first semi-final at the Ferozeshah Kotla today. This is a surprise last four clash and so pi...
- Bangladesh seek redemption against unstoppable New ZealandCaptain Kane Williamson, who is new to the job after the retirement of the hard-hitting opener McCullum, has shown his ability to forge a w...
- New Zealand challenge awaits as Pakistan eye comebackPakistan will be desperately looking to ensure the painful defeat to India becomes a distant past when they run into an in-form New Zealand.
- World Cup final: Australia dismiss New Zealand for 183This is the second time that a team in a World Cup final has been bowled out for 183 after India in the 1983 final against West Indies, whi...
- World Cup 2015: Five difference-making points of the first semi-finalThe Kiwis’ fifth option yielder 86 runs in 8 overs and picked up 3 wickets. But The Proteas’ brought home 71 runs in 8 overs with only one ...
- World Cup 2015: Sachin Tendulkar congratulates New Zealand, consoles South AfricaChasing a Duckworth-Lewis revised target of 298 in 43 overs, the Brendan McCullum-led side rode on an unbeaten 84 from Grant Elliott to rea...
- World Cup: It is the greatest time of our lives, says New Zealand's Brendon McCullumNew Zealand recorded a historic four-wicket win over a fighting South Africa in a thrilling match to reach the final of the World Cup for t...
- New Zealand beat South Africa by 4 wickets to reach World Cup finalGrant Elliott hit a six off the second-last ball to take New Zealand into their first WC final, beating South Africa by 4 wickets.
- New Zealand, South Africa set to clash in a high voltage Semi finalBoth the teams are chasing history for as neither hosts New Zealand nor the Proteas have ever reached the World Cup final.
- World Cup 2015: Ton-up Mahmudullah take Bangladesh to 288-7 against New ZelandMahmudullah smashed a second successive century- a career-best unbeaten 128- to power Bangladesh to a competitive 288 for seven against hos...
- Cricket World Cup 2015: Title favourites New Zealand and Australia clash todayIn the past year or so, McCullum has inspired a turn-around. With him at one end, Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor lay the foundation for Co...
- Australia, New Zealand clash in battle of World Cup co-hostsIn Brendon McCullum, the Kiwis seem to have the big-hitting in-form batsman, who can turn the game on its head in any given circumstance.
- Sri Lanka eye big win whereas Afghanistan aim for improvementAfghanistan, meanwhile, would be eyeing improvement. They were impressive with the ball against Bangladesh but collapsed meekly while batti...
- World Cup 2015: England face rampaging New Zealand in World CupNew Zealand are already in touching distance of a quarterfinal berth after two consecutive wins against Sri Lanka and Scotland
- World Cup 2015:In-form Kiwis brace up for tricky Scotland clashAnd what both the teams would clearly remember ahead of tomorrow's clash is their most recent encounter in October last year.
- New Zealand thrash Sri Lanka by 98 in World Cup openerIn-form Kane Williamson also chipped in with a useful 57 on a batting pitch at the Hagley Oval as the Black Caps hit the Lankan bowlers all...
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