Matches (15)

IPL (2)

Pakistan vs New Zealand (1)

WT20 Qualifier (4)

County DIV1 (4)

County DIV2 (3)

PAK v WI [W] (1)

RESULT • 41st Match • IPL • T20 • Hyderabad

RCB

SRH

(20 ov, T:207) 171/8

RCB won by 35 runs

Schedule Table Report Series

RESULT • 4th T20I • Lahore

NZ

PAK

(20 ov, T:179) 174/8

New Zealand won by 4 runs

Schedule Report Series

New Zealand vs West Indies, 1st Test at Auckland, , Mar 09 2006 - Playing XI

RESULT

1st Test, Auckland, March 09 - 13, 2006, West Indies tour of New Zealand

275 & 272

(T:291) 257 & 263

New Zealand won by 27 runs

Player Of The Match

, NZ

2/57 & 5/69

	New Zealand	West Indies
1	Hamish Marshall batter	Chris Gayle allrounder
2	Jamie How top-order batter	Daren Ganga batter
3	Peter Fulton top-order batter	Ian Bradshaw bowler
4	Stephen Fleming (c) top-order batter	Ramnaresh Sarwan batter
5	Nathan Astle opening batter	Brian Lara batter
6	Scott Styris allrounder	Shivnarine Chanderpaul (c) batter
7	Brendon McCullum † wicketkeeper batter	Dwayne Bravo allrounder
8	Daniel Vettori allrounder	Dwayne Smith allrounder
9	James Franklin allrounder	Denesh Ramdin † wicketkeeper batter
10	Shane Bond bowler	Fidel Edwards bowler
11	Chris Martin bowler	Jerome Taylor bowler

Match Coverage

New Zealand v West Indies, 2005-06

New Zealand v West Indies, 2005-06

New Zealand v West Indies, 2005-06

A six to rue

Chris Gayle may end up ruing hitting a six, a hit that not only lost the ball, but might well have cost his side the game

A six to rue

Bond five-for seals New Zealand win

After the tug-of-war of the first four days, New Zealand ensured that there would be no final West Indies comeback by taking the last two wickets for 17 runs to go up 1-0 in the series

Bond five-for seals New Zealand win

Pacy Bond sets up tantalising finish

Shane Bond engineered a spectacular collapse to put New Zealand on the verge of victory after West Indies were cruising towards the target on the fourth day at Auckland

Pacy Bond sets up tantalising finish

West Indies start well in quest of 291

On another see-saw day, West Indies consolidated their overnight advantage in the morning, conceded ground to New Zealand in the afternoon, and wrested the initiative back in the final session

West Indies start well in quest of 291

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