Australia's reversal of fortune

Daniel Brettig: For years, they were seen as being slow on the ball on reverse swing. Not so in the New Zealand series

The Blackcaps brothers

On The Road: Test cricketer Henry Nicholls and his brother Willy, media man for NZ Cricket, talk about their respective cricket careers

The clear-sightedness of Brendon McCullum

Ed Smith: He was able to free himself of the pressure of looking in the rear-view mirror and instead set about building an expressive team

Bring back the back-foot no-ball law

Ian Chappell: The change would allow the umpire more time to focus on decisions after the ball is delivered

'Brendon had the ability to make his players exceed their expectations'

Kane Williamson on playing with and under McCullum

Baz and I

Iain O'Brien on being Brendon McCullum's team-mate

Adaptable, inspirational, inconsistent

Numbers Game: Brendon McCullum made 1000-plus Test runs from three batting positions, but 21% of his Test aggregate came from just six innings

'No longer are we consumed by losing'

Mike Hesson talks about his long association with Brendon McCullum, and his leadership

'Basin Reserve is cricket in New Zealand'

On the Road: Underarm bowling, a triple-hundred, world-record partnerships, and brilliant use of a roundabout - Wellington's main venue has it all

'He's trying to sell me racehorses'

Former team-mates, coaches and friends pay tribute to Brendon McCullum

'The 302 at the Basin'

Fans pick their favourite Brendon McCullum innings

How do you measure McCullum?

Jarrod Kimber: The excitement you felt when you watched him fly through the air to save a boundary, or tap his bat, about to face a ball - you can't put a number to it

Australia in NZ? You don't say!

So it's that time of decade again, is it, Brydon Coverdale wonders

'Lively, exciting, and seemingly indestructible'

Players and commentators pay tribute to the retiring Brendon McCullum

Australia should focus on winning the series

They shouldn't get sidetracked by McCullum's farewell. By Brad Haddin

A power-hitter who empowered his players

Numbers Don't Lie: Brendon McCullum was a match-turner as batsman and captain in limited-overs cricket