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Guptill replaces How for last two ODIs

Jamie How has been dropped from the New Zealand squad for the last two ODIs of the five-match series against West Indies

08-Jan-2009•Cricinfo staff

Broom included in NZ squad for first two ODIs

Batsman Neil Broom is the only new face in the 13-man New Zealand side to take on West Indies in the first two ODIs of the five-match series. Broom, 25, will be replacing Scott Styris, who broke a thumb in the first Twenty20 against the West Indies on Bo

28-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Big score is an innings away - How

Jamie How, the New Zealand opener, has said criticism over his selection for the Test series against West Indies did not bother him and despite low scores in Dunedin he felt he was in good form

14-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vettori seeks more application from batsmen

It's a huge contrast between the New Zealand captain and his Australian counterpart, Ricky Ponting. A disappointing loss in the two-Test series has seen New Zealand slip to eighth on the ICC Test rankings, while Australia have received the perfect impetus

01-Dec-2008•Brydon Coverdale at the Adelaide Oval

How shines but New Zealand struggle

Jamie How returned to form spectacularly but the rest of his batting colleagues failed just as emphatically on the first day of New Zealand's only tour match ahead of the first Test

13-Nov-2008•Cricinfo staff

Oram climbs to No. 1 in ODI allrounder rankings

Jacob Oram's series-winning performance with both bat and ball against Bangladesh has propelled him to the top of the ICC ODI allrounder rankings, ahead of England's Andrew Flintoff and Pakistan's Shoaib Malik

15-Oct-2008•Cricinfo staff

How keen to start converting starts

Jamie How is hoping for some long stays at the crease on the upcoming tour of Bangladesh as he aims to shelve a frustrating reputation for failing to convert starts

30-Sep-2008•Cricinfo staff

Bracewell has no plans to change batting line-up

John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, has confirmed the side would retain the same batting line-up for the third and final Test at Trent Bridge starting June 5, despite their six-wicket defeat at Old Trafford

28-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Ryder ruled out of one-day series

New Zealand have been dealt another injury blow after Jesse Ryder, their hard-hitting opening batsman, was ruled out of the one-day series against England. He has failed to recover from the severed tendon he suffered when he put his hand through a toilet

27-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Fifteenth time lucky

The plays of the first day between England and New Zealand at Old Trafford

23-May-2008•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Umpires find that swinging thing

Plays of the day from the fifth day of the first Test at Lord's

19-May-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

How and Redmond seal draw

Aaron Redmond completed an impressive build-up to the first Test against England with 64 to go alongside his first-innings 146 as the New Zealanders secured a draw against England Lions at The Rose Bowl

11-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

How and Marshall find form for Kiwis

Jamie How and James Marshall helped themselves to some important time in the middle as New Zealand reached 76 for 1 by tea on a rain-interrupted second day against Kent

29-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Canterbury

Redmond stakes claim for Test place

New Zealand may only have three-quarters of their squad assembled in England, but their new opening batsman, Aaron Redmond, got his tour off to a useful start with a solid 72 against MCC in the traditional opening match at Arundel

27-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Distracted Kiwis touch down for tour

In body, if not in spirit, New Zealand's cricketers last night arrived in England for the start of their three-Test series

24-Apr-2008•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Captain How seals short-term promotion

Jamie How, who will captain New Zealand in the first two tour games in England next month, has talked down his chances of being next in line behind Daniel Vettori

05-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Stretched to the limit

New Zealand had their chances to take the series, but their thin resources were eventually exploited by England

26-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller

How ponders what might have been

Jamie How couldn't hide his disappointment at the close of play after falling eight runs short of a maiden Test century

05-Mar-2008•Andrew Miller in Hamilton

Honours even despite battling How

New Zealand ended a see-saw first day of the Hamilton Test on 282 for 6. Were it not for Brendon McCullum throwing away his wicket in the penultimate over they would have finished with their noses in front after winning the toss on a docile pitch

04-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Elliott named in New Zealand Test squad

The Wellington allrounder, Grant Elliott, has been named in New Zealand's 13-man squad for the first Test against England at Hamilton, which starts on Wednesday

01-Mar-2008•Cricinfo staff

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