
Black Caps go top of World Test Championship as South Africa overturn Australia
The Proteas' 2-1 series win sees New Zealand move to the top of the standings.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The Black Caps’ white ball captain has turned down a huge contract to play in Australia.
The Herald understands Mark Chapman has penned a one-year Big Bash deal.
ANALYSIS: With 15 spots up for grabs, New Zealand’s depth could be problematic.
In the first test without Kane Williamson, Nicholls stood up to guide the Black Caps.
Allen has re-committed to NZ Cricket on a casual deal, with the World Cup 15 months away.
New Zealand put down chance after chance to open their World Cup defence with defeat.
Unlike other sports, New Zealand only get two years to call themselves world champions.
New Zealand’s second ODI against India is played on the same day Kiwis head to the polls.
New Zealand warmed up for next week’s England test series with an innings victory.
The 27-year-old needed just 29 deliveries to take the fastest five-for by a Kiwi.
The duo rescued New Zealand from a perilous position on day one in Stormont.
The former skipper helped rescue her side after an early batting wobble.
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.
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.
Chief executive Geoff Allott knows emphasises balance between T20 and internationals.
The 38-year-old has spent more than half of her life representing New Zealand.
Geoff Allott is understood to be the last candidate left from a three-person shortlist.
It's been nearly 3000 days since the City of Sails hosted a cricket test.
From the US$8.7m pool, the winners get US$2.34m, with every team guaranteed US$247,500.
New Zealand Cricket has given a green light in principle for the franchise competition.
'We've got a list of things to do that's already a mile long.'