Andrew Fidel Fernando

Senior writer, ESPNcricinfo

@afidelf

Fleeting rain, and a curious dismissal

Plays of the Day from the fourth day of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

18-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Basin Reserve

Martin credits bowlers' discipline

Chris Martin believes New Zealand's wicket-filled final session was well deserved after they bowled with discipline for much of the third day at the Basin Reserve

17-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando

Younis pleased as Pakistan take the lead

Younis Khan was pleased with his half-century on day three at the Basin Reserve as Pakistan went to stumps 11 runs ahead of New Zealand, having made 376

17-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando

Harper's howlers, and a streaker stops play

Plays of the Day on day three of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

17-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando

Vettori pleased with batting effort

Daniel Vettori was pleased with New Zealand's position at stumps on day two at the Basin Reserve after guiding his side to a competitive 356 with a composed century

16-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando

The whims of the wind, and feathered fielders

Plays of the Day on day two of the Wellington Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

16-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando

Taylor disappointed with New Zealand's lack of application

Ross Taylor has admitted New Zealand missed out by failing to apply themselves on the first day in Wellington

15-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Basin Reserve

Hats go flying and Rehman's effort

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the first day of the second Test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Wellington

15-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Basin Reserve

Vettori laments 'familiar' batting collapse

Daniel Vettori berated New Zealand for a familiar batting collapse on the third evening in Seddon Park, as the hosts crumbled to 110, handing Pakistan a 10-wicket victory

09-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Bowlers won it for us - Misbah

Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq credited his bowlers, who sparked a dramatic New Zealand collapse in the evening session to seal his team's crushing win

09-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

A collapse hard to match, and Martin's milestone

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the third day of the first Test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Hamilton

09-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Taufeeq lauds Misbah and Shafiq

Pakistan opener Taufeeq Umar heaped praise on Misbah-ul-Haq and Asad Shafiq who took Pakistan to a commanding 235 for 4 with an unbeaten 128-run stand

08-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Martin misses a ton, Shafiq breaks a barrier

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the second day of the first Test between New Zealand and Pakistan in Hamilton

08-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Fiery McCullum's brain fade

Plays of the Day from the first day of the Hamilton Test between New Zealand and Pakistan

07-Jan-2011•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

All-round Razzaq flattens New Zealand

Abdul Razzaq pummeled an 11-ball 34 to propel Pakistan to 183, before returning to flatten the New Zealand top order with the new ball, as the visitors stormed to a 103-run victory in the third Twenty20 in Christchurch

30-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

Ross Taylor pleased with all-round show

Ross Taylor, the New Zealand captain, has said he's pleased with his team's performance in the 39-run win at Seddon Park that gave his side the Twenty20 series against Pakistan with a game in hand

28-Dec-2010•Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Nathan McCullum stars in series win

Nathan McCullum's terrific spell, in which he took 4 for 16, derailed Pakistan after the visitors had made a fiery start in pursuit of the target of 185

28-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando at Seddon Park

Southee's five help New Zealand end losing streak

The youngsters shone for New Zealand as they defeated Pakistan by five wickets in the first Twenty20 at Eden Park

26-Dec-2010•Andrew Fernando at Eden Park

Reverse swing on the Hambantota highway

Before Sri Lanka and West Indies eventually called off their ODI series, the media and fans went through a harrowing 24 hours with officials unable to decide on whether the matches would go ahead

09-Dec-2010•Andrew Fernando

Fifth day drowned as series ends in rainy stalemate

The stadium at Pallekele could have scarcely had a worse debut. After five hours of incessant rain on the final day, play was finally called off without a ball being bowled

05-Dec-2010•The Bulletin by Andrew Fernando

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