Record-breaking New Zealand cricketer Daniel Vettori says the timing isn’t right to officially announce his retirement from Test cricket. Vettori’s 112th Test for New Zealand, and quite possibly his last, …
Continue reading Vettori reluctant to announce retirementCricket Australia is expected on Monday to confirm plans for the opening Test against India. The four-Test series was slated to start on Thursday. The Gabba Test was delayed on …
Continue reading CA expected to firm up Test plansThe chief executive of the International Cricket Council says it is “unlikely” rules on the bowling of bouncers would be tightened despite the tragic death of Phillip Hughes. Hughes died …
Continue reading Bouncer crackdown ‘unlikely’, says ICCSkipper Brendon McCullum has hailed New Zealand’s “not so easy” series levelling win in the third Test in the wake of fellow cricketer Phillip Hughes’s tragic death. New Zealand thumped …
Continue reading McCullum hails NZ amidst Hughes’ tragedyNew Zealand completed an innings and 80-run win over Pakistan in the third and final Test in Sharjah on Sunday, to level the three-match series 1-1. Seamer Trent Boult took …
Continue reading Black Caps level series with emotional winNew Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum, one-time teammate of the late Phillip Hughes, said he was all the time thinking of the Australian during his double-hundred against Pakistan in Sharjah on …
Continue reading McCullum heartbroken for HughesThey couldn’t keep pace with American prodigy Jordan Spieth but veteran golfers Rod Pampling, Brett Rumford and Greg Chalmers earned a comforting consolation at the Australian Open on Sunday. The …
Continue reading Veterans pumped for Open ChampionshipIn terms of preparing the Gabba for its annual season-opening cricket Test, no man’s job is more important than Kevin Mitchell Jnr. The curator has no doubt the pitch will …
Continue reading Gabba in holding pattern for first TestAmerican young gun Jordan Spieth dreams of emulating Rory McIlroy after upstaging the world No.1 and big home hope Adam Scott to score a runaway six-stroke Australian Open victory. The …
Continue reading Australian Open winner hopes to match RoryOrganisers will target the likes of Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler if they are unable to lure world No.1 Rory McIlroy back for a third consecutive Australian Open tilt. McIlroy …
Continue reading Fowler, Mickelson targets for 2015 OpenIn the final wash-up, Adam Scott conceded he had no say in the Australian Open as Jordan Spieth pulled off an audacious hit-and-run assault on the Stonehaven Cup. Scott claimed …
Continue reading Scott says Spieth was too goodAmerican young gun Jordan Spieth has upstaged Rory McIlroy and Adam Scott to score a runaway six-stroke Australian Open win. The 21-year-old prodigy fired a spectacular course-record eight-under-par 63 in …
Continue reading Jordan Spieth wins Australian OpenAir New Zealand is investigating reports some of its off-duty cabin crew became drunk and cuddled All Black players on a flight home from the United States. The crew are …
Continue reading Probe into crew cuddles for All BlacksIt should have been Phillip Hughes’ 26th birthday, an occasion for friends and family to cheer another Test recall. Instead they were celebrating Hughes’ life, tragically cut short when he …
Continue reading Phillip Hughes tributes as birthday markedPLAYER RATINGS FOR WALLABIES 2014 SPRING TOUR CAMPAIGN Outside backs ISRAEL FOLAU: The fullback scored a double against Wales before an off night against France but bounced back. Kicking and …
Continue reading Wallabies spring tour report cardThe Wallabies’ Rugby World Cup selection race remains wide open after they slumped to their worst European tour performance in almost a decade. Saturday’s 26-17 loss to England at Twickenham …
Continue reading Wallabies’ RWC selection race openFormer Israel captain Hillel Oscar has died after being struck by a cricket ball while umpiring, just two days after the death of Phillip Hughes in Australia. International umpire Oscar, …
Continue reading Freak cricket accident kills umpireJordan Spieth is threatening to run away with the Stonehaven Cup after claiming a three-stroke lead midway through the final round of the Australian Open. The American drawcard birdied four …
Continue reading Spieth three in front at Australian Open
