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New Zealand lose Franklin to groin injury

James Franklin, the left-arm fast bowler, has been ruled out of the first Test against Australia with a groin injury that has upset New Zealand's preparations for the two-Test series

17-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Weird and wonderful series theories

The build-up to the first Test has produced an unusual mix of theories laced with fact and fantasy

17-Nov-2004•Peter English

Kasprowicz gives Australia the upper hand

Mathew Sinclair and Jacob Oram contributed a pair of contrasting half-centuries on the opening day of the first Test at Brisbane, to ensure that New Zealand did not entirely squander the chance to bat first on a typically hard and true Gabba wicket

17-Nov-2004•The bulletin by Andrew Miller

Grubber was a 'cry for help'

It brought Australia and New Zealand to a stand-off in 1981, and 23 years later, Greg Chappell finally revealed his motive behind the infamous under-arm ball

16-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Snedden wants domestic competitions with Australia

New Zealand Cricket want to host one-day and Twenty20 domestic competitions with Cricket Australia to help improve the quality of their game

15-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sri Lankan squad for New Zealand picked

Sri Lanka's selectors have named a 20-man training pool for the forthcomingtour to New Zealand in December and January

08-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Richardson lambasts Bangladesh standards

New Zealand's opening batsman, Mark Richardson, has laid into the standard of opposition provided by Bangladesh during their recent tour, and warns that a 'slap in the face' awaits his team as they arrive in Australia for a two-Test series later this

08-Nov-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Dippenaar leads South Africa A fightback

A pitch that was batsman-friendly for the first two days became even more placid as South Africa A made steady inroads into New Zealand A's 502 for 8 declared on day three at Sedgars Park

23-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Dippenaar leads South Africa A fightback

A pitch that was batsman-friendly for the first two days became even more placid as South Africa A made steady inroads into New Zealand A's 502 for 8 declared on day three at Sedgars Park

22-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Sinclair puts New Zealand A in command

Mathew Sinclair dominated the second day of the third and final four-day match against South Africa A at Sedgars Park in Potchefstroom

21-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

McMillan and Tuffey left out of Bangladesh tour

Craig McMillan and Daryl Tuffey have been left out of New Zealand's side for Bangladesh

20-Sep-2004•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair hundred boosts New Zealand

Mathew Sinclair batted New Zealand A into a strong position at the end of the first day of the third and final four-day match against South Africa A at Sedgars Park in Potchefstroom

20-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Pitch invasions embarrass Oval authorities

After Australia's victory over New Zealand at The Oval, the focus of attention switched from the players to the fans, who amused themselves during the presentation ceremony by staging a series of mini pitch-invasions

17-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

South Africa A cruise to victory

South Africa A beat New Zealand A by ten wickets with a day to spare, as 14 wickets fell on the third day at Willowmoore Park in Benoni

17-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Pitch invasions embarrass Oval authorities

17-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Symonds powers Australia to victory

Australia powered their way into the semi-finals with a comprehensive seven-wicket victory over New Zealand at The Oval

16-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Liam Brickhill

Reality check

At last here it was, the day everyone had been waiting for

16-Sep-2004•Roving Reporter by Jenny Thompson at The Oval

Australia are favourites, says Fleming

After the game, the Man of the Match Andrew Symonds and the two captains spoke to the media

16-Sep-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Thomas and Kruger restrict New Zealand A

Alfonso Thomas and Garnett Kruger, the medium-pacers, snapped up four wickets apiece as South Africa A restrcted New Zealand A to 224 on the first day of the four-day game at Benoni

15-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

Prince takes South Africa A into the lead

Alfonso Thomas and Garnett Kruger, the medium-pacers, snapped up four wickets apiece as South Africa A restrcted New Zealand A to 224 on the first day of the four-day game at Benoni

15-Sep-2004•Keith Lane

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