Black CapsTaylor an all-time greatWhere should Ross Taylor sit among New Zealand's finest test batsmen? Right up with the best, quite clearly.21 Dec 12:49 AM
Black CapsCricket: All square after second dayNew Zealand's made a cautious start to be 76 for two at tea in reply to the West Indies' 367 on the second day of the third test in Hamilton.20 Dec 04:35 AM
Black CapsWindies fight backLive updates of the third cricket test between the Black Caps and West Indies at Seddon Park in Hamilton.19 Dec 03:15 AM
Black CapsCricket: Ryder returns to Black CapsJesse Ryder is back in the New Zealand ODI team for their five-game series against the West Indies starting at Eden Park on Boxing Day.19 Dec 02:15 AM
Black CapsBlack Caps on a roll as third test kicks offNZ fans could be forgiven for channelling Oliver Twist on the eve of the third and final test against the West Indies today.18 Dec 04:30 PM
Black CapsCricket: Ryder's ready to returnJesse Ryder, the punishing 29-year-old left-hander, is set to resume his international cricket career.18 Dec 04:30 PM
Black CapsThunder-Boult blasts Windies awayAt 6.15 last night, the NZ players and management walked out to the middle of the Basin Reserve.13 Dec 04:30 PM
Black CapsCricket: Black Caps crush WindiesTrent Boult had a 10 wicket haul as New Zealand ended their test win drought in convincing fashion, beating the West Indies by an innings and 73 runs.12 Dec 11:30 PM
Black CapsCricket: Black Caps looking goodTwo wickets and a key catch to all-rounder Corey Anderson has put NZ in a solid position after day two of the second cricket test against the West Indies in Wellington today.12 Dec 06:13 AM
Black CapsCricket: Taylor carries Black CapsRoss Taylor brought up another century as the Black Caps ended the first day on 307-6 against the West Indies.11 Dec 05:06 AM
Black CapsRain denies Black CapsRain cruelly deprived New Zealand of a drought-ending test win at University Oval today. Needing 112 to beat the West Indies in the 06 Dec 11:21 PM
Black CapsCricket: West Indies scrapping to stay aliveThe West Indies were scrapping hard to stay alive in the first test against New Zealand.05 Dec 05:12 AM
Black CapsAllegations are 'very, very serious' - KeyPrime Minister John Key said it would be "very, very serious'' if match fixing allegations against three former New Zealand cricketers were proved true.05 Dec 02:21 AM
OpinionDylan Cleaver: Too easy to cheat in cricketNot for the first time in my life I wondered: "How could you cheat this magnificent sport?" writes Dylan Cleaver.04 Dec 07:35 PM
