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Cricket
November 21
Anticlimactic end to a dull World Cup
Having once hacked his way to a half-century in the backyard against his much younger sister, cricket writer Adrian Seconi reflects on a World Cup that didn't deliver as much drama as that fine knock 40 years ago.
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Cricket
November 14
Black Caps battlers look to upset India's party
Individually, New Zealand are not as strong at the other three sides in the semi-finals, but collectively they keep silencing the critics.
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Cricket
November 3
Deja vu as Black Caps meet nemesis
Anything about this World Cup seem familiar to you?
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Cricket
November 2
Black Caps' charge to semifinals stuttering
Bleary-eyed cricket writer Adrian Seconi takes a snapshot of the 2023 Cricket World Cup, which is nearing the end of pool play.
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Cricket
October 4
Surely the fates let us bring this one home
Finally, a global tournament we might actually be able to win.
Cricket
March 29
Australia looks a lock for final but against whom?
The Women’s World Cup has reached the semifinal stage. England, South Africa and the West Indies all look on a similar level but can any of them beat Australia?
Cricket
March 22
Lanning supreme as Australia dominates
Australia’s relentless march through the Women’s World Cup continued with captain Meg Lanning thrashing an unbeaten century as the tournament favourite dealt South Africa a humbling five-wicket defeat at the Basin Reserve in Wellington yesterday.
Cricket
March 18
All to play for in next phase
The Women’s World Cup has reached the halfway point and the home team is on the ropes.
Cricket
March 16
White Ferns need run - oh, and wickets
Every run will count in Hamilton today. Midway through the Women’s World Cup the White Ferns find themselves in a tight spot.
Cricket
March 11
Australia favourite—but don’t underestimate the White Ferns
The White Ferns have bounced back from an early loss to the West Indies with two wins, but can they beat the old foe Australia in Wellington tomorrow?
Cricket
March 11
S. Africa overcomes Pakistan
South Africa beat Pakistan by six runs in an ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup match at the Bay Oval in Mt Maunganui last night.
Cricket
March 9
Next generation of players enjoy inspiring display
Renee Petrie loves batting and bowling but singing ... well, not so much.
Cricket
March 9
England blows chance to pip West Indies
The West Indies have stolen another one.
Cricket
March 9
Ferns in good shape ahead of India game
The White Ferns have moved on from the heartbreak in Mount Maunganui.
Cricket
March 8
Bangladesh captain slams unsafe conditions
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana has hit out at what she says were unsafe playing conditions during her side’s nine-wicket loss to the White Ferns in Dunedin on Monday.
Cricket
March 8
Run-outs show Mackay ‘up for the fight’
Here is a solid tip.
Cricket
March 4
International sporting history to be made
The White Ferns got the World Cup under way with a shock loss against the West Indies in Mount Maunganui yesterday.
Cricket
July 3
England crushes NZ to storm into semis
England stormed into the Cricket World Cup semi-finals for the first time since 1992 after Jonny Bairstow's second consecutive century helped secure a 119-run victory over New Zealand.
Cricket
July 1
Sri Lanka holds off West Indies for third win
It was a day late and counted for little in the context of the Cricket World Cup, but there was no lack of tension as Sri Lanka fended off the West Indies by 23 runs today.
Cricket
June 18
Ngidi set to return for NZ clash
South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi is expected to return for Wednesday’s must-win Cricket World Cup game against New Zealand at Edgbaston after passing a fitness test.
Dunedin
February 15
Dunedin primed for cup clash
The red hot Black Caps are here; so too are Scotland, and with the city's accommodation ''bulging at the seams'', and a sell out crowd, Dunedin is primed to revel in the international spotlight of the Cricket World Cup tomorrow.
Queenstown
December 5
Queenstown in bid for Cricket World Cup games
Queenstown's bid to host 2015 Cricket World Cup matches will have to be debated around the council table next week before going any further.
Cricket
April 4
Cricket: Vettori, Mills on track to return
The New Zealand team remains optimistic that key bowlers Daniel Vettori and Kyle Mills will be fit for Friday's World Cup quarterfinal against South Africa.
Cricket
April 4
Cricket: Spirit of Styris elixir New Zealand needs
The cricket World Cup quarterfinal against South Africa is one of those odd occasions when New Zealand would be quite content to front with 11 Scott Styrises.
Cricket
March 31
Cricket: Dhoni set for date with destiny at Mumbai
Mahendra Singh Dhoni has a date with destiny that could catapult him into a different stratosphere in terms of Indian sports stars.
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