Matches (14)

IPL (3)

PAK v WI [W] (1)

BAN v IND [W] (1)

SL vs AFG [A-Team] (1)

WT20 Qualifier (4)

RHF Trophy (4)

RESULT • 48th Match • IPL • T20 • Lucknow

MI

LSG

(19.2/20 ov, T:145) 145/6

LSG won by 4 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)

Schedule Table Report Series

RESULT • 3rd T20I • Karachi

WI-W

PAK-W

(20 ov, T:133) 130/8

WI Women won by 2 runs

Schedule Report Series

Lee Germon

New Zealand|Wicketkeeper Batter

Lee Germon

INTL CAREER: 1994 - 1997

Sydney Thunder make formal protest against Gabba blackout

Sydney Thunder make formal protest against Gabba blackout

Lee Germon, Cricket New South Wales' chief-executive elect, held the view that Sydney Thunder should get the points, and he has sent a formal appeal in writing to Cricket Australia

18-Jan-2019•Daniel Brettig

Smith will have 'revenge mission' on the bowlers - outgoing NSW CEO

Smith will have 'revenge mission' on the bowlers - outgoing NSW CEO

Andrew Jones acknowledged that David Warner faces a tougher road back although hopes he will be allowed the chance at redemption

05-Jan-2019•Andrew McGlashan

Six before Paine: surprise captains

Six before Paine: surprise captains

From New Zealand's Lee Germon, who debuted as New Zealand captain, to Floyd Reifer, who took charge of West Indies while they were in the middle of a contracts crisis

30-Mar-2018•ESPNcricinfo staff

A touch of Baz

A touch of Baz

Few teams are having as much fun playing cricket as New Zealand, and it's thanks in large part to Brendon McCullum

02-Nov-2015•Dylan Cleaver

The 30-year catfight

The 30-year catfight

New Zealand may be in the dungeons of the Test championship, but when it comes to sniping and infighting they are world leaders

29-Feb-2008•Richard Boock

Young turks at the top

Young turks at the top

Eleven instances where selectors decided to plump for young or inexperienced captains over seasoned campaigners

10-Oct-2007•Siddarth Ravindran

Standing in at the deep end

Standing in at the deep end

It's been a week to remember in the captaincy stakes, with Zimbabwe's Terrence Duffin plucked from obscurity, and England's Andrew Flintoff stepping into the breach for England

28-Feb-2006•Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson

The 77-run over

The 77-run over

When people are asked what is the most number of runs to come off one over, thoughts turn immediately to Tilak Raj and Malcolm Nash who both conceded 36, to Ravi Shastri and Garry Sobers respectively

12-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson

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