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‘Who Would Have Ever Thought’: Shastri Looks Back At 1981 NZ Tour, 45-year Bond With Ian Smith
New Zealand Test: Former India all-rounder Ravi Shastri has looked back on his first Test tour of New Zealand in 1981, recalling the experience of sharing the field with several of the country’s finest cricketers and the unlikely journey that has kept him connected with former New Zealand wicketkeeper Ian Smith for 45 years.
Speaking to Smith in an interview with Sky Sports, Shastri reflected on the memories of arriving at the Basin Reserve as a young Indian cricketer and encountering a formidable New Zealand side featuring Richard Hadlee, Bruce Cairns, Geoff Howarth, John Wright and other prominent players of that era. He also recalled Martin Crowe waiting in the wings, while acknowledging the significance of reconnecting with Smith decades after their playing days.
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2nd ODI: Gurnoor Picks Four As India Bowl Out New Zealand For 134
New Zealand: A disciplined bowling performance, led by Gurnoor Brar’s four-wicket haul, helped India bundle out New Zealand for a modest 134 in 40.6 overs in the second ODI at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Saturday, putting the visitors in a commanding position.
2nd ODI: Toss Between New Zealand And India Delayed Due To Rain In Wellington
After Arshdeep Singh: Rain made its presence felt for the second straight time in the ongoing ODI series between New Zealand and India as the toss has been delayed here at the Hnry Stadium on Saturday.
Rain Threat Looms Over Wellington For NZ-IND 2nd ODI
New Zealand: Rain is likely to make its presence felt for the second straight time in the ongoing ODI series between New Zealand and India as weather points to a strong probability of showers in Wellington on Saturday, the match day.
Allen, Ferguson, Seifert Make Comeback; Ravindra Returns As New Zealand Cricket Announce Squad For India ODIs
ICC Cricket World Cup: New Zealand have recalled Finn Allen, Lockie Ferguson and Tim Seifert to their one-day international (ODI) squad for the upcoming series against India, while Rachin Ravindra will return from a shoulder injury for the first three matches.
India Tour Sparks Record Ticket Rush For New Zealand Summer
Commercial Officer Glenn Critchley: New Zealand Cricket's International summer of cricket has made a record-breaking start, with 26,000 tickets sold within the first 48 hours of the Cricket Nation members' pre-sale.
Alana King, Melie Kerr Claim Top Spots ODI Rankings
The White Ferns: Alana King has reclaimed the No.1 spot in the ICC Women’s ODI bowling rankings following a standout performance during Australia women's tour of the Caribbean. Her rise comes after a match-winning five-wicket haul in St Kitts.
3rd WODI: Green’s Unbeaten Ton, Mair’s Five-for Seal Series Win For New Zealand
New Zealand: New Zealand women's cricket team registered a convincing 66-run win over South Africa in the final match of the three match ODI series played at the Basin Reserve on Saturday.
‘No Doubt It’s No. 1’: Amelia Ranks Her Knock After Unbeaten 179 Against SA
Amelia Kerr: Amelia Kerr produced one of the greatest innings in women’s ODI history, guiding New Zealand to a record chase of 347 against South Africa at Basin Reserve. Her unbeaten 179 off 139 balls powered the White Ferns to 350/8, the highest successful run chase in women’s ODIs, eclipsing all previous records.
2nd WODI: Amelia’s 179 Help NZ Clinch Record Chase Against SA To Level Series 1-1
Skipper Amelie Kerr: Skipper Amelie Kerr batting masterclass helped New Zealand pull off the highest successful run chase in women’s ODI history, overhauling a daunting 347 target to defeat South Africa by two wickets in the second ODI here at Basin Reserve and levelling the three-match series 1-1.
100-Day Countdown Begins For ICC Women's T20 WC As Iconic Venues Light Up Scoreboards
Old Trafford Cricket Ground: The countdown to the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 officially began on Wednesday, with iconic scoreboards across the world marking 100 days to go until the opening match in England and Wales.
NZ Move To Third In WTC Standings After 9-wicket Win Over WI In Wellington
ICC World Test Championship Final: New Zealand have boosted their prospects of a second appearance in the ICC World Test Championship Final with a comprehensive nine-wicket victory over the West Indies in the second Test in Wellington on Friday.
NZ Hold The Edge Despite Windies' Fightback On Day 2 Of Wellington Test
As New Zealand: New Zealand strengthened their hold on the ongoing second Test against the West Indies here at the Basin Reserve, thanks to the composed half-centuries by Devon Conway and debutant Mitchell Hay before their seamers undermined the West Indies' response.
Tickner, Rae Shine As NZ Bowl Out WI For 205 On Day 1 In Wellington Test
New Zealand pacers Blair Tickner and debutant Michael Rae delivered an impressive display on the opening day of the second Test in Wellington, dismissing West Indies for 205 inside 75 overs at Basin Reserve.
NZ V WI: Tickner Stretchered Off With Suspected Shoulder Dislocation On Day 1 Of Wellington Test
Wicketkeeper Tom Blundell: New Zealand faced another significant injury setback as fast bowler Blair Tickner suffered a suspected dislocation of his left shoulder and was carried off the field on a stretcher during Day 1 of the second Test against the West Indies at Basin Reserve on Wednesday.
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