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Blazing Taylor knocks out Delhi

A Diwali that began with a bomb scare ended in fireworks as Royal Challengers Bangalore, having been eliminated before they took the field, took Delhi Daredevils down with them

17-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Bangalore storm into second round

Jacques Kallis' half-century was the bedrock of a destructive batting exhibition, and his three-wicket opening spell knocked the stuffing out of Otago's chase

12-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by George Binoy

Duminy's 99 outdoes Bangalore

JP Duminy struck the most awesome 99 you will see in this format to take the Cape Cobras to a thrilling last-over victory

08-Oct-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Fighting NZ overcome Dilshan blitz

New Zealand put a small part of their tour blues behind them by clinching a thrilling three-run win over Sri Lanka in the first of two Twenty20s at the R Premadasa Stadium

02-Sep-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter in Colombo

Bowlers help Sri Lanka keep advantage

The contest veered between bat and ball, dominating certain passages, but, at the end of the day, New Zealand had their backs firmly to the wall

27-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter at the SSC

Murali and Thushara hand Sri Lanka the advantage

Thilan Thushara and Muttiah Muralitharan were Sri Lanka's bowling heroes, while Tim McIntosh, who faced 226 balls for his 69, led the resistance

20-Aug-2009•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Tourists get batting practice in drawn game

New Zealand's batsmen managed to get an eye in on the final day of the tour game which ended in a tame draw

14-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Batting absentees worry Vettori

New Zealand's strength was in their top order and now potentially three of the top four batsmen might not play one of their most important games

15-Jun-2009•George Binoy

Blow by blow

Cricinfo presents the plays of the day from the ICC World Twenty20 match between New Zealand and South Africa at Lord's

09-Jun-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Taylor and Vettori star in New Zealand win

New Zealand's unbeaten record against India in Twenty20s continued today by beating the world champions by nine runs in their warm-up outing at Lord's

01-Jun-2009•George Binoy at Lord's

All eyes on New Zealand's new crop

The good news is that the shorter the format, the more competitive New Zealand become

01-Jun-2009•Brydon Coverdale

Taylor blitz buries Ireland

New Zealand moved through the gears to beat Ireland by seven wickets with three overs to spare at Derby

27-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Classy Kallis keeps Bangalore alive

Royal Challengers Bangalore boosted their chances of winning a place in the semi-finals, winning a crucial game against Delhi Daredevils fairly comfortably at the Wanderers

19-May-2009•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Talya

Bangalore sneak home in thriller

Royal Bangalore Challengers beat Chennai Super Kings in a nail-biter to keep their semi-final hopes alive

14-May-2009•The Bulletin by Nishi Narayanan

Taylor blasts Bangalore to victory

Royal Challengers Bangalore, buoyed by Ross Taylor's return to form, overhauled a formidable target set by Kolkata Knight Riders to boost their chances of making it to the top four

12-May-2009•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Talya

We were outplayed - Vettori

On the last day - a gloomy one - of a tough season, New Zealand had a few bright spots to hang on to. Of course, the series had been lost the day they were bowled out for 197 at the Basin Reserve

07-Apr-2009•Sidharth Monga in Wellington

Rain forces draw but India take series

The Wellington weather and a Ross Taylor century defied India as the third Test ended in a draw with New Zealand eight wickets down

07-Apr-2009•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Taylor fifty keeps New Zealand fighting

A combination of bad light and an obdurate fifth-wicket partnership held up India's victory charge at the Basin Reserve after they had set New Zealand a target of 617

06-Apr-2009•The Bulletin by Dileep Premachandran

Mark's men on top

It was lunch time and New Zealand had recovered from 23 for 3, but one man was not moving from his position to the right of the sightscreen. Mark Greatbatch didn't want to move because he was superstitious. His boys, Ross Taylor and Jesse Ryder, were doin

26-Mar-2009•Sidharth Monga in Napier

Taylor and Ryder carry resurgent New Zealand

Ross Taylor battled his way to a third Test century and riding shotgun was Jesse Ryder, with his second century in as many games, as New Zealand rounded off what had started as a disastrous day to end in a comfortable position

25-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

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