Trent Boult wins Sir Richard Hadlee Medal
Pace-ace Trent Boult was named New Zealand’s cricketer of the year at the New Zealand Cricket Awards function and awarded the prestigious Sir Richard Hadlee Medal.
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Ross Taylor
Ross Taylor one of the finest cricket player and former captain of New Zealand cricket team in all formats. Ross started his career in cricket from under 19 cricket team, later during inter series of 2005 and 2006 his skills and efforts were seen by the selectors which helped him to become a part of the New Zealand international cricket team.
During his third match the cricket star scored 128 runs against Sri Lanka. Ross Taylor plays his first match outside New Zealand in 2007 and scored 84 Runs against Australia during this series he got pain in his muscles which gradually grew and effected his growing career as well.
Taylor mostly plays full sweep against fast bowlers and slog sweep against spin bowlers and score more runs which are also loved by the audience. His batting style in IPL and Champions League was the only reason he got a lot of support like a local player by Bangalore’s audience.
New Zealand stun India by six wickets in 1st ODI
MUMBAI: Century-maker Tom Latham and Ross Taylor inspired New Zealand to a thrilling six-wicket win over India in the first one-day international at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium on Sunday.
The batsmen put on a 200-run partnership as the Kiwis successfully chased down 281 to stun the hosts after Indian captain Virat Kohli had hit a century of his own.
Left-hander Latham smashed 103 off 102 balls, including eight fours and two sixes, while Taylor made 95 off 99 as New Zealand won with six balls to spare, finishing on 284-4.…
New Zealand weigh workload worries ahead BD ODI series
CHRISTCHURCH: New Zealand's desire for a confidence-boosting limited overs series against Bangladesh, starting on Monday, has been tempered by the need to ease the workloads of Tim Southee and Trent Boult.
From the high of winning a Test series against Pakistan in November the switch to the shorter game brought the New Zealanders sharply back to earth early this month when hammered 3-0 by Australia.
The three ODIs against Bangladesh, which begin in Christchurch on Boxing Day, offer a shot at redemption but coach Mike…
Injured Taylor out of New Zealand ODI squad
WELLINGTON: Senior New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor was Saturday ruled out of both the upcoming Pakistan and Australia one-day internationals after suffering a serious side strain.
Gritty Williamson fights to keep New Zealand alive
WELLINGTON: Kane Williamson and BJ Watling produced an unbroken sixth wicket stand of 94 to keep New Zealand alive on the third day of the second Test against Sri Lanka in Wellington on Monday.
NZ beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets to win first test
CHRISTCHURCH: Kane Williamson and Ross Taylor calmly guided New Zealand to an eight-wicket victory over Sri Lanka after tea on the fourth day of the first test at Hagley Oval in Christchurch on Monday.
New Zealand opts to bat first in fifth ODI
ABU DHABI: New Zealand has won the toss and elected to bat first against Pakistan in the fifth one day international at Abu Dhabi, ARY News reports on Friday.
New Zealand bats in sombre fourth ODI
ABU DHABI: New Zealand won the toss and opted to bat first in the fourth one day international against Pakistan here in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday, ARY News reports.
New Zealand drop struggling Ryder from World Cup preliminary squad
WELLINGTON: Troubled batsman Jesse Ryder's chequered past came back to haunt him Monday when New Zealand selectors left him out of a preliminary 30-man World Cup squad.
New Zealand reach 388-2 at lunch in third Test
SHARJAH: New Zealand, in reply to Pakistan's 351, reached 388-2 at lunch on the third day of the Sharjah Test on Saturday.