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Kyle Mills: Some wisdom for the bowlers

This World Cup hasn't played out in the way Kyle Mills hoped on a personal level but it doesn't mean he doesn't have a role to play.

David Leggat: Referral may have averted row over no ball

Bangladesh intend lodging an "official" complaint over an umpiring decision in their quarter-final loss to India on Thursday night.

World Cup: Australia safely through

Australia are safely through to the World Cup semifinals but not without a serious scare from Pakistan at Adelaide Oval last night.

Live: Australia v Pakistan

Follow all the action from the third Cricket World Cup quarter-final between Australia and Pakistan from the Adelaide Oval.

Milne to replace McClenaghan

Severe punishment for CWC streakers

Streakers, pitch invaders and object-tossers will be punished severely if they try to disrupt remaining World Cup cricket matches, police warned today.

West Indies waiting on Gayle

Interactive: The top cricketer

The Herald has produced a special interactive that allows readers to compare their favourite players against every cricketer to have played at least 20 ODIs.

Cricket World Cup: India march on

Cricket World Cup: Elliott knows his role

South Africa break knockout barrier

Proteas now face either New Zealand or the West Indies in the first semifinal in Auckland next Tuesday.

We'll be on guard, warns Raina

It looms as the most lopsided of the four World Cup quarter-finals, but Suresh Raina says there's no chance India will be taking Bangladesh lightly today.

Wellington gears up for cricket fans

Cricket World Cup fever is beginning to build on the heels of Saturday's quarter-final game.

Erratic Gayle personifies Windies danger

In a nominee for quote of the World Cup, Chris Gayle suggested, possibly tongue-in-cheek, that he scored a double century against Zimbabwe because he had "cut down on the parties".

Caps can handle pressure - RWC winner

The All Blacks are put under a higher level of scrutiny than any New Zealand sports team but expectations are growing around the Black Caps.

Speedster Milne ready to rip

If there's one New Zealand player for whom the World Cup quarter-final shapes as pivotal, it is Adam Milne.

Vettori forecast for success at Cake Tin

Daniel Vettori has enjoyed continued success in the capital, extending back to the ground's debut in January 2000.

Paul Ford: Days of miracle and wonder upon us

These are heady days. For Kiwi cricket fans, these may be the days of miracle and wonder that Newark opening batsman Paul Simon wrote about in The Boy in the Bubble.