Matches (5)

Women's Hundred (1)

One-Day Cup (1)

Men's Hundred (1)

CPL (1)

Top End T20 (1)

TR-W

149/6

LS-W

(42/100 balls, T:150) 53/2

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Schedule Table Series

YOR

247

SOM

(37.2/50 ov, T:248) 175/2

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Schedule Table Series

Diary

Cricket nerds in rugby territory

When the new, improved and cult-status-acquring Black Caps 2015 are playing in the World Cup quarter final in their home, the hordes are bound to gather at Sydney Kiwi haunt, the Harlequin pub

22-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Sydney

Ambrose 'speak to many man'

When Curtly Ambrose and Richard Hadlee are together it is the stories that make it special

19-Mar-2015•Andrew McGlashan in Wellington

Taste tests, and snoozin' next to Sanath

Our correspondent displays horrific ignorance about the finer things in life, and begs for a lift to McDonald's

15-Mar-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

That familiar Guyanese accent

Fomer West Indies player Bruce Pairaudeau, who is 83, surprised the West Indies players during their training session on the eve of the UAE clash, after driving 300 kilometres with a friend from Hamilton, where he lives

15-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Napier

Poems, paintings make for a Perfect Pitch

The most beguiling attraction in the Waikato Museum in Hamilton is the Perfect Pitch, an exhibition put together to celebrate the history of the Northern Districts Cricket Association

11-Mar-2015•Sharda Ugra in Hamilton

Cricket shows off its moves in city of distractions

Even if it's just for the World Cup, cricket has encroached on rugby turf in New Zealand. Take Wellington, for instance, where a crash course in cricket lexicon can be found on bus stops, lamp posts and even a church wall

11-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda in Wellington

Heckled in Adelaide, cruising in Perth

Our correspondent is charmed by the rivers Torrens and Swan, and enjoys the public transport system in Australia even when things go wrong

08-Mar-2015•Abhishek Purohit

A daft aroma, an ignorant finish

There is plenty to see and do around Napier - lovely ocean views, a gannet colony, a water park, cycling tracks through the sun-bathed countryside - but it's the Hawke's Bay's wine that is world famous

06-Mar-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

The writers who came to play

Escaping the cold of England for a cricket tour and a wedding celebration in India: capital idea, no?

03-Mar-2015•Nicholas Hogg

Inside the WACA scoreboard

It might be cramped, it might get hot in it, but it's part of the legend of the storied old ground

02-Mar-2015•Abhishek Purohit in Perth

White Nights, grey skies and a Gayle shower

Our correspondent returns to familiar surroundings down under and learns that you need to pack mittens, even for the New Zealand summer

01-Mar-2015•Firdose Moonda

This is the end

University Orientation week, with 20,000 students returning home after a long summer break, is probably not the best time to be visiting Dunedin

23-Feb-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

It's as if you're in Wellington

Picket fencing. Old wooden benches. Grass banks. It could easily be the Basin Reserve in Wellington... but it's not

20-Feb-2015•Abhishek Purohit

Where women glow and men plunder

Down under, the sun is hot, the creepy-crawlies king-size, and the conversations convivial

19-Feb-2015•George Dobell

Hamilton lays the green carpet for the Cup

Being part of the event far outweighs the results and in Hamilton, they seem to have understood it perfectly as their gear up for their three big days in this competition

13-Feb-2015•Firdose Moonda in Hamilton

Coast to coast, hunting a win

Our correspondent shuttles between Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth in the wake of Dhoni and Co

01-Feb-2015•Sidharth Monga

Around Asia with a press pass

It's a subcontinent and Middle East special in part four as our correspondent takes in the UAE, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh on his world cricket tour

24-Jan-2015•Subash Jayaraman

Roaches and pigeons, but no gulls

Our correspondent gets acquainted with Australian fauna, and refuses to answer questions about his wardrobe

12-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga

Into Tolkien country, turbulently

Our correspondent enjoys postcard-pretty New Zealand, rough landings and all

10-Jan-2015•Andrew Fidel Fernando

Back home in Adelaide, boiling in Brissie

Our correspondent takes in experiences familiar and new on the first leg of India's tour down under

23-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga

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