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International media talk Black Caps' win

The scale of New Zealand's win last night sent shock waves around the cricketing world. Here are some of the reactions.

Howzat? Nerve racking!

Brendon McCullum's Black Caps won't be the only Kiwis gnawing their nails in the lead-up to Tuesday's titanic semifinal against South Africa at Eden Park.

Bat out of hell: He's back

Martin Guptill no longer produces the flashing pull strokes but this remodelled version has hit form at the right time.

Mark Richardson: Logical confidence in Martin Guptill vindicated

Well done, Martin Guptill, you well and truly put it right up the ill-informed, writes Mark Richardson.

Cake Tin cooks up a feast for Cup fans

Wellington's "Cake Tin" rocked to the beat of Martin Guptill's bat yesterday as the opening batsman blasted the Black Caps into the Cricket World Cup semifinals.

Proteas sure to step up the pace

NZ's ability to play quality pace bowling will be examined by South Africa in their Cricket World Cup semifinal on Tuesday.

Paul Lewis: Sri Lankan star's last hurrah

Few Kiwis realise just what a star has passed with Kumar Sangakkara's exit from this Cricket World Cup into retirement, writes Paul Lewis.

Vettori's golden catch sparks scenes

Editorial: Black Caps score with cricket fans

Aussie set up sizzling semi-final

Windies, you're up against the best

New Zealand’s current batting line-up is shaping as New Zealand’s best, and they have the stats to prove it.

Adams family's big cricket showdown

Former Black Cap Andre Adams will be in the midst of a family rivalry for the ages today as the Black Caps take on the West Indies in their quarter final for the Cricket World Cup.

Black Caps vs West Indies: What if...?

Andrew Alderson looks at how New Zealand might adapt to six tricky scenarios in today’s quarter-final against the West Indies.

"It's the greatest time of our lives"

Captain Brendon McCullum appreciates the impact of the support the Black Caps have received as the tournament reaches a pivotal point.

Gayle a force to be reckoned with

With a penchant for parties, smashing sixes, wearing sunglasses while bowling and generally doing whatever he pleases, Chris Gayle is a cool customer.

The maestro of the Black Caps

He's the quiet but firm thinker driving the revival of our national cricket team. And yes, he could play a bit too, New Zealand coach Mike Hesson tells Steve Deane.