New Zealand in Sri Lanka 2009
Sep 5, 2009 After bossing New Zealand around in the Tests, Sri Lanka have been slightly deflated with a loss in momentum resulting from defeats in both Twenty20 contests over the past three days
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 4, 2009 Jesse Ryder's contributions, after being a phantom through the two Tests, had played a big part in putting the smiles back on New Zealand's faces
Plays of the day
Sep 4, 2009 Plays of the day for the second Twenty20 between Sri Lanka and New Zealand in Colombo
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 4, 2009 Brendon McCullum and Jesse Ryder's clinical hitting and Nathan McCullum's teasing offspin were responsible for driving New Zealand to victory and handing Sri Lanka their fourth Twenty20 loss in a row
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 2nd Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 3, 2009 New Zealand snapped their winless streak on tour on Wednesday, and can savour a series victory if they keep their cool on Friday
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 2, 2009 Having won his first toss of what until this evening had been a disappointing tour, Vettori played a stellar role with the ball to help New Zealand sneak a humdinger at the R Premadasa Stadium
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 2, 2009 Plays of the day for the first Twenty20 between Sri Lanka and New Zealand
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 2, 2009 New Zealand put a small part of their tour blues behind them by clinching a thrilling three-run win over Sri Lanka in the first of two Twenty20s at the R Premadasa Stadium
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 1, 2009 Leading into the first of two Twenty20s at the R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, neither Kumar Sangakkara nor Daniel Vettori was overly concerned about their previous T20 encounter
Sri Lanka v New Zealand, 1st Twenty20, Colombo
Sep 1, 2009 There is little riding on the outcome of two Twenty20 internationals except perhaps the chance to take an edge into the ensuing 50-over tri-series