Tag: Kiwis

Pakistan Vs New Zealand:’Death bowling’ concerns for unbeaten Kiwis

WELLINGTON: New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson has called on his bowlers to be more accurate in the final overs as they look to take...

Kiwis win 1st ODI against Pakistan with 61 run lead under...

WELLINGTON: New Zealand won the first one-day international against Pakistan with a 61 run lead under the Duckworth–Lewis method as the match was abandoned...

Wahab recovers to fire against the Kiwis

Team Pakistan physiotherapist Brad Robbinson, on Wednesday, said that Wahab completed a full-training session of bowling and fielding and will be available for selection...

Brownlie holds the fort for Kiwis as SA dominate

New Zealand were struggling to maintain the tempo of runs in the accurate and to the line bowling of South Africa on day two...

Proteas crush Kiwis by 8 wickets

South Africa humiliated the touring New Zealanders with an embarrassingly one-sided eight-wicket victory in the first of three Twetnty20 Internationals on Friday. The hosts...

Kiwis keen to improve Pallekele T20 record

New Zealand will be determined to erase bitter memories of the Pallekele ground when they clash with Sri Lanka in a one-off Twenty20 international...

Kiwis Southee, Nicol recover from stomach bug

New Zealand World Twenty20 squad were on Wednesday boosted by the news that Tim Southee and Rob Nicol had recovered from a bout of...

Kiwis strike back in ODI series with Windies

An under-strength New Zealand side pulled off a superb 88 run win in the third of their five match one day international series with...

Kiwis look to exploit Hughes flaw

New Zealand will try to heap the pressure on out-of-form Australian opening batsman Phillip Hughes as they seek to level the series with victory...

Ponting leads Australian fightback against Kiwis

Ricky Ponting, searching for an elusive century to save his Test career, led an Australian fightback on the second day of the first Test...

Mexico held 2-2 by last-gasp Kiwis

New Zealand sealed a dramatic 2-2 draw with Mexico as the Foootball Ferns fought back to steal a point with literally the last kick...

Mexico held 2-2 by last-gasp Kiwis

New Zealand sealed a dramatic 2-2 draw with Mexico as the Foootball Ferns fought back to steal a point with literally the last kick...

Koreans, Kiwis into Champions Trophy last four

South Korea and New Zealand did enough on Tuesday to qualify for the women's Champions Trophy semi-finals joining Argentina and the Netherlands. The Koreans ground...

Oram shines as Kiwis shove South Africa out of Cup

DHAKA - New Zealand stunned South Africa on Friday by knocking the form team out of the World Cup in the third quarter-final. South Africa have now lost all five of their knockout matches since they first played at the tournament in 1992 while underdogs New Zealand advance to the semi-finals for the sixth time.
Man-of-the-match Jacob Oram took two brilliant catches and captured four for 39 with his nagglingly accurate medium pace after the South Africans appeared to be cruising

Vettori returns as Kiwis bat first

DHAKA - New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori won the toss and elected to bat in the World Cup quarter-final against South Africa at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium on Friday.
Vettori returned to the side after missing the last two matches due to a knee injury.
South Africa continued with the strategy of playing three spinners in Johan Botha, Robin Peterson and Imran Tahir, besides two fast bowlers in Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel.
The winner will meet either Sri Lanka or England

Proteas look to put Kiwis in a spin

DHAKA - South Africa captain Graeme Smith says the deliberate shift from pace to spin could help his team beat New Zealand in the World Cup quarter-final on Friday. South Africa, who in the past always used their accomplished battery of fast bowlers to blow away rivals, have played three spinners to take advantage of the slow wickets in the sub-continent. Smith has often handed the new ball to either off-spinner Johan Botha or left-arm spinner Robin Peterson even though South Africa

Kiwis fall to Murali’s spin

MUMBAI - Veteran spinner Muttiah Muralitharan shrugged off a worrying injury scare to take four wickets as Sri Lanka defeated New Zealand by 112 runs in their World Cup Group A clash on Friday. It was always a tough ask for New Zealand on the Wankhede Stadium pitch, which will stage the April 2 final, where the highest ever successful run chase was 229. Sri Lanka skipper Kumar Sangakkara had earlier led from the front, hitting a fine 111 as his team posted 265-9 before Muralitharan