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The Indian think-tank failed miserably

Good-bye to New Zealand and its green tops, seaming pitches, and awkward bounce

21-Jan-2003•Erapalli Prasanna

The Indian think-tank failed miserably

Good-bye to New Zealand and its green tops, seaming pitches, and awkward bounce

16-Jan-2003•Erapalli Prasanna

Cricket fans demonstrate their loyalty despite lack of pure contests

Lessons from the National Bank Series between New Zealand and India don't really concern the quality of cricket, but the attitude of cricket followers in this country

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

New Zealanders need to get behind their cricket team - Fleming

Stephen Fleming makes no apologies, he rates his New Zealand team as a World Cup-winning prospect

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Fleming leads New Zealand to 5-2 win over India

Stephen Fleming: holds aloft the ODI series trophy after comprehensive victory It's over, the longest one-day series played in New Zealand cricket history and thanks to an unbeaten innings of 60 by captain Stephen Fleming the home

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

India can recover in time for World Cup - Ganguly

India have enough time before the World Cup to recoup their forces and become a competitive unit in South Africa, according to skipper Sourav Ganguly

14-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Win and runs would be the perfect send-off to World Cup

Paul Hitchcock: called up as cover for Bond for final ODI Runs, runs, runs has to be the hope for both sides when the seventh and final match of the National Bank Series is played in Hamilton tomorrow

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Turf manager predicting runs aplenty in Hamilton

Hamilton turf manager Doug Strachan has never been short of a good comment or two about his cricket block and he reckons if both New Zealand and India want some practice for the World Cup tomorrow they will get it in the final match of the National

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Ganguly and team looking forward to first break in 15 months

Almost as big a prize as winning the last game of the National Bank Series with New Zealand in Hamilton tomorrow will be the two weeks break awaiting India when they return home

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Worst time for injury frustrations, says Hadlee

Sir Richard Hadlee would be well within his rights to claim that there has never been a dull moment since he took on the job of chairman of New Zealand's selection panel

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

El Nino not behind pitch problems in NZ this summer

New Zealand Turf Culture Institute guru Keith McAuliffe discounts the El Nino theory for the state of pitches in this country this summer

13-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Chris Harris keen to make most of chance at No 3

Chris Harris: keen to tackle role of batting at No 3 in McMillan's absense Chris Harris might have landed the job that no-one in New Zealand's one-day squad wants at the moment, batting at No 3, but he's turned it into a positive

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Experience the factor in Harris decision - Aberhart

Chris Harris' experience means he is the best person in New Zealand's one-day squad of the moment to handle the job of batting at No 3

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Different pitch awaits teams for last ODI in series in Hamilton

What a difference fine weather makes

12-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Losing the edge proving costly for New Zealand

New Zealand are paying the price for their earlier success with the National Bank Series already in the bag

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Thriller gives win to India but lessons to NZ

Virender Sehwag: second century of the series sets India up for victory It was the result the National Bank Series has been crying out for and it was a genuine thriller at Eden Park as India got home over New Zealand by one wicket

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Cruise mode ran into turbulence before Indians won

Indian captain Sourav Ganguly thought his side was home and hosed with four or five overs to go in Auckland tonight but New Zealand came bouncing back in an exciting finish - the best finish of a ball-dominated series

11-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Ganguly confident Indian spirits will be high for World Cup

Ensuring that India emerge from their tour of New Zealand with spirits high heading into the World Cup was the hope of skipper Sourav Ganguly before tomorrow's sixth National Bank Series match in Auckland

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

Indian players hope some give and take will apply with ICC

India's cricketers are hopeful that a compromise can be reached that will allow them to meet the sponsorship requirements for the World Cup starting next month

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

No risks this time around for captain Fleming

Once bitten, twice shy seems to be the thought of New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming as he ponders his toss options before the sixth match in the National Bank One-Day International Series with India in Auckland tomorrow

10-Jan-2003•Lynn McConnell

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