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Martin Guptill is being encouraged to bring his one-day approach to the test game.

The New Zealand company responsible for the DRS review system in Australia has had concerns over ball tracking in Adelaide next week allayed.

New Zealand had their first taste of competitive pink ball cricket at the Waca last night.

One truthful witness accusing Chris Cairns of match-fixing is not enough to convict him of perjury, the jury has been told.

As a youngster whacking cricket balls around mates' back yards, Aniket Parikh wasn't too different from any other kid from Sandringham.

In one respect, New Zealand have it all over Australia going into the deciding third test in Adelaide next week.

Several years' work has gone into drive to get cricket crowds back.

As far as opening deliveries go, Sasha Wass' first question was a bouncer.

In a week when we have lost one of our model sportsmen and marked the retirement of another, it is thrilling to see a good spirit catching on.

Sir Richard Hadlee's call comes as world's best batsmen keep plundering runs against battered bowlers.

David Leggat outlines what we've learnt from the first two cricket tests against Australia.

Michael Clarke has broken his silence on the criticism he copped after announcing his retirement during the recent Ashes series.

Andrew Fitch-Holland's "state of mind" is the crucial factor for the jury to considering his guilt or innocence, according to the Queen's Counsel representing him.

Explanation of Skype call compared to someone accused of witchcraft - drowned for telling the truth, or burnt at the stake.

Kane Williamson, Steve Smith, David Warner all have the potential to be top dog on the ICC's test batting rankings by the end of the trans-Tasman series.

Kiwi bowler Mark Craig has copped an almighty put down from an Australian newspaper.