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Dhoni defends future as fans rampage

MS Dhoni has been forced to defend his future in the game as Indian fans took to the streets to protest his side's semifinal exit at the hands of Australia.

Rekindled paceman would fire NZ attack

Bacon and eggs, gin and tonic, Southee and Boult: it's not quite right having one without the other.

Andrew Alderson: Fitting farewell for Vettori

A cricket career which has inspired millions is set to culminate in one of sport's grandest cathedrals tomorrow.

Black Caps need Taylor despite poor form

For all the high achievements of individual New Zealand players in the World Cup, there's one senior who will be hoping he's saving his best until tomorrow.

Faulkner feels at home as the new Bevan

James Faulkner is out to fill Michael Bevan's shoes in the World Cup final, even though he's already living in his penthouse.

Coping with MCG's vastness key

The Melbourne Cricket Ground, with its large empty green acres, can be an intimidating place to play cricket.

Run machine Smith formidable weapon

If there's one player New Zealand need to be wary of, among a phalanx of top quality cricketers in the Australian team tomorrow, it could be Steven Smith.

Joyce warning: No Auckland, no funding

Team New Zealand's future in the America's Cup is in serious doubt after the Government confirmed the loss of the qualifying round in Auckland would mean zero funding.

'Kane Williamson' is lost in the MCG

Black Caps fan posing as Williamson pokes fun at Australia's sledge about the size of the MCG: "I walked out to inspect the pitch yesterday and I still haven't gotten there."

Rugby: Crusaders forced to defend Crockett again

Did Aussie host go too far with sledge?

Autralian TV host Karl Stefanovic slammed on social media for 7-Eleven jibe to Indian fans and calling Kiwis "dole bludger army".

Cricket: Ryder suspended

55-hour, 34,000km round trip for final

London-based Kiwi Peter Thompson is making a marathon trip to see the Black Caps play (and he's only taking one day off work)

Tennis: Erakovic pulls out of Miami tournament

Cricket: Five worrying stats

No one likes to be a killjoy but there are five stats that will bring the Black Caps fans back down to earth with a heavy thud - and one that will give them cheer.

Vettori: Semifinal win a 'perfect moment'

Daniel Vettori’s stiff back is “a bit sore but should be fine” for the Cricket World Cup final as the NZ team walked through Auckland Airport to applause this afternoon.

Big three missing for Hurricanes

How the semi odds shifted

The rollercoaster ride the Black Caps went on last night was reflected with the swinging TAB odds throughout the match. Click here to see how they shifted.