Henry fit, Black Caps poised to unleash frightening pace attack on England
NZ can name their two most terrifying bowlers in the same XI, for the first time.
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Kerry Walmsley talks about the pain of separation and the joy of mentoring elite athletes.
The 26-year-old left his $380,000 contract to prepare to face England and Ireland.
The Black Caps will play a whopping 14 test matches over the next 12 months.
ANALYSIS: By his own admission, NZ’s greatest batter’s future is far from certain.
The 34-year-old would be the first player to re-sign after taking a casual deal in 2024.
England could field three debutants in the first test at Lord's on June 4.
With an ageing batting unit, succession planning is already well underway.
Time constraints will see the new competition get underway in the summer of 2027-28.
Five players will head to England with little to no chance to prepare after T20 stints.
Despite his form struggles, the 35-year-old is the only wicketkeeper in the NZ squad.
One new face has been given his first call-up for four tests starting later this month.
Bevon Jacobs smashed five fours and three sixes in his 31-ball 62*.
Former Black Cap also said his days in the commentary booth have wrapped up.
Persistent rain in Chattogram meant not even the toss could take place.
Chief executive Geoff Allott knows emphasises balance between T20 and internationals.
He will be NZC's sixth chief executive and holds NZC Life Membership.
Tawhid Hridoy hit an unbeaten 51 off 27 balls in Bangladesh's record chase.
Bangladesh beat the Black Caps by 55 runs to clinch the series.
Geoff Allott is understood to be the last candidate left from a three-person shortlist.
Nahid Rana’s 5-32 helped restrict New Zealand to just 198 in Dhaka.
The Black Caps begin a three-match ODI series against Bangladesh.
New Zealand players are not alleged to have committed any wrongdoing.
It's been nearly 3000 days since the City of Sails hosted a cricket test.
New agreement aims to 'make better use of Auckland’s stadium assets'.
Kane Williamson last played for the Black Caps against the West Indies in December.
After eight months out injured, the 24-year-old returns for a huge year of test cricket.
A Givealittle page for the former Black Cap raised nearly $100,000 in support.
New Zealand Cricket has given a green light in principle for the franchise competition.
Luke Woodcock's Givealittle page has raised more than $94,000 for ongoing treatment.