Blackcaps vs India: 2nd ODI ... Hiding

The second ODI between Aotearoa's Blackcaps and India wasn't quite a repeat of the hiding dished out by India in the first fixture, although the kiwis were dismantled in classy fashion by the tourists.

Thinking On The Blackcaps World Cup Squad Based On Stats Since the Last One – Part 1, Bowling

There’s a lot of water goes under the bridge over a four-year World Cup cycle. Four years ago Mike Hesson and Brendon McCullum were only just getting used to their new roles as national heroes and a passionate public had only just forgotten the initial struggles of that leadership combo.

Blackcaps vs India: The Squad

These are careful times for the Blackcaps and coach Gaz, to the point where with big churs to Coach Gaz, we can't really dig too deep into what he says publicly.

Kiwis In WBBL04: Moving Into Semi-Finals

Amy Satterthwaite and Lea Tahuhu shut the door on any chance of Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine reaching the WBBL04 finals, booking a spot for Melbourne Renegades in the semi-finals along with Sara McGlashan's Sydney Sixers and Rachel Priest's Sydney Thunder.

The Blackcaps ODI Forgotten Folk

While everything has been lovely for the Blackcaps ODI group under new coach Gary Stead with guys like Ish Sodhi and Lockie Ferguson snapping up their opportunities, the forgotten folk are battling to stay in the mix.

White Ferns vs India: ODI Squad

Aotearoa's White Ferns squad to face India in three ODI's starting on January 24th, has been announced and there are a few minor tweaks around the solid core we have come to know and love.

Kiwis In WBBL04: Destructive Devine

Intriguing times for our Kiwi wahine in Women's Big Bash League 04 as Adelaide Strikers racked up a couple wins, via strong performances from Sophie Devine and Suzie Bates to give them a sniff of finals cricket.

Blackcaps vs Sri Lanka: Series Debrief (Bowling)

On the surface, the Aotearoa vs Sri Lanka ODI series was all about runs and life wasn't too funky for the bowlers. Yet the difference between the two teams and a factor in the Blackcaps sweepin' Sri Lanka was their bowling attack, which took wickets at key times and snatched any hopes of a win away from the tourists.