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Andrew McGlashan

Deputy editor, ESPNcricinfo

@andymcg_cricket

NZ target emphatic finish to dream first phase

A sickness bug in the camp and the odd niggle is about as troublesome as the World Cup campaign has been for New Zealand so far. Their final match against Bangladesh is about putting a convincing full stop on the long group stage of the tournament

12-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

NZ firepower between Bangladesh and third spot

While New Zealand are assured of topping the group, a win for Bangladesh will push them past Sri Lanka, meaning they will avoid facing defending champions India in the quarter-final. However, the home side remain strong favourites for this match

12-Mar-2015•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Bangladesh look for possible NZ loopholes

While New Zealand have proven to be the best side in Group A, Bangladesh, their next opponent, might have a few plans for them

11-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Never played under captain like Brendon - Hadlee

Sir Richard Hadlee has said that he never played under a captain as aggressive as Brendon McCullum

10-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Minor fitness blips for settled New Zealand eleven

Illness in the New Zealand camp and some concern over Adam Milne's shoulder have created a few issues to ponder

09-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Hamilton

Najibullah marks Afghanistan improvement

One of Afghanistan coach Andy Moles' constant demands of his players is just to see improvement. He is not expecting miracles. On that scale, Najibullah Zadran will have emerged from the heavy defeat against New Zealand in considerable credit

08-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

More than just two points for hosts

A six-wicket win with almost 14 overs to spare barely acknowledges the gulf in class between the hosts and Afghanistan, but for those New Zealand players who needed a greater workout, it was a worthwhile outing

08-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

Seven men around the bat

Plays of the Day from the New Zealand v Afghanistan World Cup 2015 Group A match, in Napier

08-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

'Weary' Afghanistan put positive spin on scheduling

The Afghanistan squad could be forgiven for looking a little bleary-eyed as they ran around the outfield at McLean Park and it would have been no surprise if they weren't quite sure what the time was

07-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

Comfortable New Zealand target batting form

New Zealand will field an unchanged XI for the fifth time in the World Cup, and will hope their middle order gets a good workout

07-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

New Zealand keep winning team together

New Zealand are unbeaten after four matches and every expectation is that they will be unbeaten after six when the group stage is finished.

07-Mar-2015•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Key player Vettori on verge of milestone

Tim Southee and Trent Boult have bowled two of the most destructive spells of this World Cup, but they have been supported by an oldhand - Daniel Vettori, who has performed his role to perfection

06-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Napier

The grounded Kiwis

New Zealand have played an unchanged XI in all four games so far, but that's not because they don't have strength on the bench

05-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Southee savours the 'good days' of swing

The success of New Zealand's bowlers has been key to their turbo-charged start to the World Cup, but the flip side is that they have not been required to exert themselves in the death overs

05-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Amla, du Plessis tons pummel Ireland

Twice in two innings South Africa have now crossed the milestone, this time anchored by hundreds from Hashim Amla and Faf du Plessis, as they overwhelmed Ireland by 201 runs

03-Mar-2015•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

NZ in need of a steadier outing

After two whirlwind fixtures, New Zealand's batting line up would benefit from a calmer workout with Ross Taylor the most in need of a substantial score before the quarter-finals

02-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

McCullum's Popeye arm not a worry - Hesson

New Zealand coach Mike Hesson joked that Brendon McCullum's arm looked a bit like Popeye's following a fearsome blow by Mitchell Johnson

01-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan

Sangakkara, Thirimanne thrash England

Sri Lanka made a chase of 310 seem like a weekend stroll in the park as Kumar Sangakkara unfurled a majestic hundred, his second of the tournament, alongside Lahiru Thirimanne's fourth ODI ton

28-Feb-2015•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

McCullum patched up after Johnson blow

A nation held its breath for a moment when Brendon McCullum was struck on the arm by Mitchell Johnson at Eden Park, but the prognosis for the New Zealand captain is positive with no initial signs of serious injury

28-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Auckland

Boult savours his day to remember

After taking five wickets to wreck Australia's innings and then playing out two crucial dots to survive Mitchell Starc, it wasn't surprising to hear Trent Boult say that he was "pretty pumped and will remember a lot of this day for a while"

28-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Auckland

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