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Black Caps poised for crushing win

Centuries from Ross Taylor and BJ Watling and a three-wicket haul from Trent Boult moved New Zealand closer to a huge win over Zimbabwe.

Black Caps cruise: Like father, like son

Tom Latham's fourth test century completed a nice double for the Latham family. His father Rod scored a ton on the same ground 24 years earlier.

Cricket broadcast shows wrong Kiwi flag

The New Zealand public voted against a flag change, but that news seemingly hasn't made its way to Zimbabwe.

Wagner six-for crushes Zimbabwe

Neil Wagner's career-best test figures propelled NZ to a dominant position on the opening day of the first test against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo early today.

Kane Williamson chuffed to be test skipper

Kane Williamson will become New Zealand's 29th test captain tonight in the first match against Zimbabwe at Bulawayo - but insists he hasn't given it much thought.

Chris Cairns gets damages payout

The Marylebone Cricket Club have paid Chris Cairns damages after the club posted a YouTube video that claimed the NZ all-rounder was involved in match-fixing.

Patience key on slow pitches for Black Caps

Patience is the word being bandied about by NZ as they prepare for the first of their two tests against Zimbabwe in Bulawayo starting tomorrow night.

Black Caps staffer takes catch

Black Caps media staffer Willy Nicholls found himself thrust into the action during the side's warm-up match against Zimbabwe A in Harare today.

Duck! Swarm of bees surprise Black Caps

A swarm of bees put the Black Caps on the back foot in a bizarre incident in their tour match in Harare. During day two of their

Four new players on Black Caps contracts list

Cricket: Prolific Raval set to be opener-in-waiting for Black Caps

Jeet Raval's presence will increase the pressure on New Zealand's test opening combination for the Zimbabwe and South Africa test tour.

Improved consistency pushes Raval over the line

Raval has been knocking on the door for a few seasons, but his improved consistency of late has got him across the line.

Black Caps to play day-night test during Indian tour

ICC responds to McCullum criticism

The ICC insists it's substantially revamped its anti-corruption arm since Brendon McCullum's reporting of match-fixing.

McCullum: Phil's death changed cricket

Brendon McCullum has used his MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture to reflect on the death of Phil Hughes and how the tragedy changed cricket.

Fixing ICC turn themselves in

The ICC has admitted that the draws for global tournaments are habitually fixed to get India and Pakistan into the same group.

The next big change to test cricket

Promotion and relegation could be introduced to test cricket within three years.

Andrew Alderson: Vettori accepting Indian head coaching role would shock

OPINION: It would shock if Daniel Vettori accepted the head coaching role of the Indian cricket team.