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ENG vs IND (1)

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PAK

133/9

(20 ov, T:134) 135/8

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IND

224 & 396

ENG

(13.5 ov, T:374) 247 & 50/1

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Former coach calls for McMillan axing

Craig McMillan's woeful batting form in recent times has prompted David Trist, a former New Zealand and Canterbury cricket coach, to call for his sacking from the national side

16-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

New Zealand invited to tri-series in Australia

New Zealand have been invited to take part in a one-day series involving Australia and England in 2006-07, but Martin Snedden, New Zealand's cricket chief, has declined to discuss the matter until Australia finalises its Ashes schedule

14-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Big-hitting Oram looks to change gears

Jacob Oram, the New Zealand allrounder known for his big-hitting exploits, says that he prefers playing a more controlled innings rather than beginning in attack mode

13-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Ponting and Vettori endorse annual series

Ricky Ponting and Daniel Vettori believe the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy has the potential to become cricket's equivalent of rugby's Bledisloe Cup

12-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Hussey's batting out of this world

Michael Hussey will have to think twice about taking sharp singles in the near future, with dark plans afoot in his team to bring his phenomenal one-day average down

12-Dec-2005•AFP

Styris and McCullum seal miracle victory

A Scott Styris hundred and a last-gasp half-century from Brendon McCullum surged New Zealand to a world-record chase of 332 for 8

10-Dec-2005•Peter English

Police warn against bad behaviour

Police have warned spectators against unruly behaviour during the final match of the Chappell-Hadlee Series

09-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vettori captains despite Fleming return

Stephen Fleming will return to New Zealand's side for Saturday's third and final Chappell-Hadlee Series match but Daniel Vettori has been retained as captain to give him more experience

08-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Vincent maintains Australia are beatable

Lou Vincent, the New Zealand opener, believes that New Zealand have helped shatter Australia's aura of invincibility, following yesterday's thriller in the second one-day match at Wellington

08-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Johnson drafted into one-day squad

Mitchell Johnson's dramatic season has continued with the Queensland left-arm fast bowler called into the Australia one-day squad

08-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Lee returns home

Brett Lee will return home from New Zealand on Thursday to receive treatment for a breathing problem

07-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Ponting, Woolmer push for Supersub amendment

Ricky Poting, the Australian captain, and Bob Woolmer, Pakistan's coach, have urged the International Cricket Council to amend the Supersub rule presently used in one-day international cricket

07-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia clinch a heart-stopper

A magnificent day of big-hitting inspired by Andrew Symonds ended in a desperate finish as the debutant Mick Lewis sealed the series with a run out for a two-run victory

07-Dec-2005•The Bulletin by Peter English

Rain disrupts naming of Australian side

Wet weather has forced Australia to delay announcing their side for the second match of the Chappell-Hadlee Series

06-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Katich battles to seal opening berth

Simon Katich has vowed to find greater consistency in an effort to hold his place at the top of Australia's one-day side

06-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

'Anxious' Kiwis not scared of Lee

Brendon McCullum has denied New Zealand's batsmen are scared of Brett Lee's pace but says they are definitely "anxious"

06-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

NZ tightens crowd control to protect Australian cricketers

New Zealand cricket authorities have taken the unprecedented move of placing a buffer between players and fans for the remaining matches

04-Dec-2005•AFP

Lee roars in to lead New Zealand demolition

Brett Lee stepped up in the absence of Glenn McGrath and received impressive support from Nathan Bracken and Stuart Clark as New Zealand were shot out for 105 in only 27.4 overs

03-Dec-2005•The bulletin by Peter English

No sledging against Aussies, says Mills

Kyle Mills, the New Zealand fast bowler, says that there shall be no premeditated sledging against Australia in the forthcoming Chappell-Hadlee Trophy starting on December 3

02-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bond doubtful for first one-dayer

Brad Hodge will make his one-day international debut against New Zealand in the first match of the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy

02-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

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