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Fleming picks up more captaincy milestones

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming achieved another captaincy career milestone with the series victory over the West Indies today when becoming this country's most successful Test captain away from home

03-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Admirable recovery capped historic series - Snedden

New Zealand's fighting defiance to create history at the end of today's drawn second Test with the West Indies at Grenada won the admiration of New Zealand Cricket's chief executive Martin Snedden

03-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

That's the history-making out of the way, now for the consistency

New Zealand manager Jeff Crowe predicted, right at the start of the tour of the West Indies, that rain would have a significant role to play in the series

03-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand's Bond is Warwickshire bound

New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond is to play for Warwickshire in August

02-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

The test is now of New Zealand's resolve

Now comes the test for New Zealand after the West Indies fought back outstandingly on the third day of the second Test at St George's, Grenada

01-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Scott Styris gains another reward in spectacular six months

It's a long way from Karachi, Pakistan to St George's, Grenada but Northern Districts all-rounder Scott Styris will not have minded the 52 days wait he had to make his Test debut

30-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mark Richardson - the perfect servant for the cause

Mark Richardson's remarkable entrée into Test cricket continued on new terrain in the West Indies today with Grenada's new ground the latest to witness his ability to get out in the 90s

29-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hadlee and Reid delighted with New Zealand's mental strength

New Zealand's ability to overcome the hiccups of their bomb-disrupted tour to Pakistan, the inability to prepare properly due to rain in the West Indies and their controversial end to the one-day series, was a special delight from today's first Test

25-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Triumph for New Zealand planning produces great win

Five wickets for Shane Bond, a first Test victory in the West Indies - only the fourth time they have lost in Barbados in 39 Tests - and all with a day to spare

25-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Things lean at Oval stalls

The horror story of the first Test at Kensington Oval has not only affected the West Indies team

23-Jun-2002•David Hinds

Timely Fleming innings hints at better times ahead

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming's fourth Test century today, against the West Indies in Barbados, is welcome in more ways than one

22-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hooper admits to fear of fatigue

West Indies captain Carl Hooper admitted to one major concern yesterday on the eve of the first Cable & Wireless Test against New Zealand and it was far more relevant than his World Cup choice, Brazil, being knocked out even before he tosses the coin

21-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Shiv looks set

The West Indies took one deep sigh of relief yesterday

20-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Oval pitch like one for India test

Kensington Oval should provide a pitch for the first Test against New Zealand, starting Friday, similar to that lauded by West Indies captain Carl Hooper last month as the best in the preceding series against India

19-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Pacer Powell returns to bolster Test squad

West Indies has recalled fast bowler Darren Powell from the A-Team's tour of England and added him to the squad for the opening Test of two in the 2002 Cable & Wireless Series against New Zealand, starting at Bridgetown's Kensington Oval on Friday

19-Jun-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Umpires may be censured

Umpires Asoka deSilva and Billy Doctrove could find themselves in hot water with the International Cricket Council (ICC), after match referee Wasim Raja faxes his report on West Indies' gripping last-ball victory over New Zealand in the final One-Day

19-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Black Caps not happy

Dissatisfied with information they received during the final stages of the decisive fifth Cable & Wireless One-Day International, New Zealand have filed a formal complaint to vent their feelings

18-Jun-2002•Haydn Gill

Hooper tells lads: You've got to dig in

Carl Hooper has urged his West Indies players to dig deep to find the reserves needed for the upcoming back-to-back Tests against New Zealand that complete the longest international home season in history

18-Jun-2002•Tony Cozier

Test series victory would consolidate New Zealand's third place

If he ever needed motivation to beat the West Indies, and events yesterday will have provided him with plenty, New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has another

18-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

Umpiring controversy mars one-day series decider

New Zealand's one-day match with the West Indies ended in confusion today with an umpiring mistake possibly denying Paul Hitchcock the last over

17-Jun-2002•Lynn McConnell

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