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Bounty for left-arm pacers

Left-arm seamers took 12 wickets in the thriller between New Zealand and Australia, the most ever in an ODI

28-Feb-2015•S Rajesh

6-0 in day-night chases in Auckland

Stats preview to the high-profile clash between New Zealand and Australia, teams with the best win-loss stats in ODIs over the last year

27-Feb-2015•S Rajesh

Ronchi a threat to former team-mates

Born in New Zealand but raised in Australia, Luke Ronchi returned to forge an international career in the country of his birth, after his attempt to do so in green and gold was short lived

27-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Auckland

Different styles, but deep respect between New Zealand and Australia

Much is made of the trans-Tasman rivalry - and both Australia and New Zealand will go hard at each other in perhaps contrasting ways at Eden Park - but their players get on well with each other

27-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Auckland

Hoping to silence the noisy neighbours

There will no lack of edge when the co-hosts meet in Auckland - but New Zealanders are pretty certain about who started it

26-Feb-2015•Andrew McGlashan

How the teams stack up

A look at how New Zealand and Australia's elevens match up, player to player

26-Feb-2015•Brydon Coverdale in Auckland

The best of the Cake Tin mauling

Records from the World Cup so far, and players who have represented two countries in the competition

24-Feb-2015•Steven Lynch

This is the end

University Orientation week, with 20,000 students returning home after a long summer break, is probably not the best time to be visiting Dunedin

23-Feb-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Warning: Meltdown imminent

All West Indies and New Zealand had to do in their respective matches was simply turn up and wait for their opponents to shoot themselves

21-Feb-2015•Andy Zaltzman

England challenge loses all credibility

Those who feared that uncompetitive games might undermine the credibility of the World Cup might reflect that it is England, for all their wealth and hubris, who are the biggest embarrassment

20-Feb-2015•George Dobell

The electrifying Brendon McCullum

The New Zealand captain ensured the Wellington crowd were entertained by swing bowling and fielding of a rare standard, and then he sated their desire for aggressive shots too

20-Feb-2015•George Binoy in Wellington

Southee sets England up for McCullum KO

20-Feb-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

'An innings worthy of standing his ground when he was bowled'

20-Feb-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Fastest World Cup fifty, best NZ bowling figures

Stats highlights from the Pool A game between England and New Zealand in Wellington

20-Feb-2015•Bishen Jeswant

The flying Kiwi and Southee's boomerang

Adam Milne's stunning boundary catch, Tim Southee's searing yorker to Moeen Ali, Brendon McCullum's hitting - there was plenty of action in Wellington

20-Feb-2015•George Dobell and George Binoy in Wellington

Boult on fire keeps New Zealand in swing of things

A "humble young man" and "a pleasure to be around" are not the words that must be going around in the England players' heads, considering Trent Boult's recent form and craftsmanship with the new ball

19-Feb-2015•George Binoy in Wellington

England seek their first World Cup win over NZ in 32 years

England have not beaten New Zealand in the World Cup since 1983, but have a decent record against them in recent games

19-Feb-2015•Shiva Jayaraman

Questions for NZ top order after tricky chase

New Zealand may have suffered from lack of intensity chasing Scotland's meagre score, but it is possible that the team's batting may be more vulnerable than recent results have suggested

17-Feb-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando in Dunedin

Spirited Scotland give New Zealand a scare

17-Feb-2015•ESPNcricinfo staff

Fort Dunedin and golden ducks

Stats highlights from the Group A match between New Zealand and Scotland in Dunedin

17-Feb-2015•Bishen Jeswant

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