Nicol will be returning to Auckland
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Former New Zealand players Rob Nicol, Tarun Nethula, Dean Brownlie and Neil Broom have all moved to different domestic teams for the upcoming season.
Vincent has been providing information on matches that are suspected to have been fixed and the names of the players that were involved
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Former New Zealand batsman Lou Vincent has given information on “widespread fixing” in at least five different countries, according to The Telegraph.
Hopkins led Auckland to victory in the HRV Cup in 2011 and 2012
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Former New Zealand wicketkeeper Gareth Hopkins has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket.
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“Ross showed with those three centuries against the Windies that he is well on the way to being our greatest-ever batsman”
New Zealand batsman Ross Taylor and women’s captain Suzie Bates walked away with the top awards at the New Zealand awards night in Auckland.
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“Character is really important as part of our selection process”
New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson has replaced flamboyant opener Jesse Ryder in the country’s 15-man squad for the World Twenty20, which gets underway in Bangladesh next month.
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Both Neesham and Latham have yet to make their Test debuts
Uncapped all-rounder James Neesham and batsman Tom Latham have replaced Jesse Ryder and Doug Bracwell in New Zealand’s Test squad for the second Test against India in Wellington.
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“There’s an investigation taking place and we’ll let that run its course before making any bold statements about that sort of thing”
New Zealand opening batsman Jesse Ryder and pace bowler Doug Bracewell will not be considered for selection for the second Test against India in Wellington after it emerged that they were under investigation for visiting a bar on the eve of the first Test in Auckland.
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New Zealand celebrate their 40-run victory over India
New Zealand’s pace attack tore through India’s batting line-up while they were chasing 407 in the second innings to give the Black Caps an impressive 40-run victory on the fourth day of the first Test in Auckland.
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Shami dismissed Rutherford, Fulton and Anderson
India’s pace duo of Mohammed Shami and Ishant Sharma took three wickets each to rip through New Zealand’s batting line-up on the third day of the first Test in Auckland.
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Both of McCullum’s double centuries have come against India
New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum smashed a spectacular double century to leave India reeling on the second day of the first Test in Auckland.
