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India will leave decision on Tendulkar until morning

India will leave a decision on whether ace batsman Sachin Tendulkar will be able to help their attempt to win the second One-Day International against New Zealand at Napier tomorrow until a fitness test in the morning

28-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Consistent pitches will produce consistent runs - Fleming

Consistency is what both New Zealand and India are looking for in the second match of the National Bank One-Day International Series in Napier

28-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

World Cup selection pressure building for players

World Cup thinking was understandable as a distraction for batsmen during the National Bank Series but New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming thought the pressure to be in the side was a greater factor in batsmen's minds

28-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Toss won't be a factor in Napier according to local view

If anyone knows the qualities of the McLean Park it is Central Districts chief executive Blair Furlong and he is confident runs will be in abundance in Sunday's second National Bank One-Day International between New Zealand and India

27-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Runs needed to relieve feelings of embarrassment

Embarrassing is the word New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent uses to describe the bowler-dominated National Bank Series with India this summer

27-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

A sorry lack of professionalism

There are bound to be many different views on why the Indian team is struggling - and struggling so badly at that - in New Zealand, and one of those opinions pins the blame on the nature of the tracks in the Antipodes

27-Dec-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Pitches not helping cricket in the public eye

Pitches like that on which India and New Zealand played out a frustrating three-wicket win to the home team did nothing for cricket

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Vettori feels he's playing his part, at last

It's taken 405.2 overs for left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori to get a bowl for New Zealand in its National Bank Series with India, but he didn't waste his chance picking up a wicket after only four balls

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming says negativity as much a fault as pitches

He might be winning, but New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming surely knows that his luck with pitches on offer in the National Bank Series must be getting close to running out

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Batting tradesmen short in supply at Auckland derby

Oram celebrates one of his five dismissals in career-best haul First of all it was Test matches that couldn't go the distance, in terms of time, and now it is One-Day Internationals

26-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Tendulkar, Harbhajan, Bangar ruled out of first ODI

India have suffered a serious setback as three prominent members of the team have been ruled out of the first one-dayer against New Zealand through injury

25-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

One-day series shaping as a contest of a different hue

At last a forum for flashing Indian blades to be seen at their best as New Zealand prepares to face the onslaught of batsmen freed from foreign conditions in the National Bank One-Day International Series, starting on a superb-looking Eden Park pitch

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Tendulkar sprains ankle in nets

Ace Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar is a doubtful starter for the Boxing Day one-day international against New Zealand, according to reports trickling in from New Zealand

24-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Bengal hold on for a draw against Hyderabad

Devang Gandhi made 72 while Amit Chakraborty and Rohan Gavaskar made 42 and 43 respectively as Bengal hung on to earn a draw against Hyderabad in an elite group encounter that ended on Sunday

24-Dec-2002•Staff Reporter

Black Caps spending Christmas breakfast with war veterans

As they prepare to fight their cricket battles of the future, New Zealand's cricketers will be having their Christmas Day breakfast with the soldiers of the past

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair keen to make most of early opportunity

Mathew Sinclair is as well aware as everyone that his call-up for the New Zealand one-day side was unexpected, but he is determined to grasp the lifeline that has been thrown him for a resumption to his international career

24-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Grit sees New Zealand emerge victors

The wash-out of the first Test was more a handicap to the Indians than the New Zealanders, and the visitors must have approached the swirling conditions in Wellington with some apprehension.When Simon Doull had the Indians at 16 for four on the first

24-Dec-2002•Partab Ramchand

What the Indian papers said after second Test loss

India's press have acknowledged that not all the fault was with their cricketers during their 2-0 series loss to New Zealand but they still lament the fact that India struggles to win away from home

23-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

What goes round, comes round in cricket's world

India just couldn't win

23-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

Ranking rises reflective of growing health of NZ game

New Zealand's stature on the world cricket stage continues to rise after Daryl Tuffey broke into the top 10 on the PricewaterhouseCoopers rankings after the second Test victory in Hamilton

23-Dec-2002•Lynn McConnell

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