Tom Latham’s season has tailed off in both one-day and Test cricket © AFP Tom Latham needs to “go back to basics” to try and escape his lean run of form, according to New Zealand batting coach Craig McMillan, after making a “poor decision” in the second innings in Wellington. Latham is set to retain his place in the squad for the final Test against South Africa in a season…
Herath rocks Bangladesh in 191 chase
Lunch Bangladesh 467 and 38 for 2 (Tamim 22*, Herath 2-11) need 153 more to beat Sri Lanka 338 and 319 (Karunaratne 126, Shakib 4-74)Live scorecard and ball-by-ball details Imrul Kayes was caught at slip off his first ball © Associated Press As tension mounted at the P Sara Oval, Sri Lanka made two incisions soon after setting Bangladesh 191 runs to level the series. Rangana Herath removed Soumya Sarkar…
Pujara 150, Saha fifty bring deficit under 20
India 435 for 6 (Pujara 164*, Saha 59*) trail Australia 451 by 16 runsLive scorecard and ball-by-ball details Cheteshwar Pujara faced over 400 balls in his innings © Associated Press Cheteshwar Pujara and Wriddhiman Saha took India close to parity with Australia on the fourth morning of the Ranchi Test, as a pair of DRS close calls went in favour of the hosts. Pat Cummins, who again bowled with great…
South Australia wait on fate after Shield win
South Australia 225 and 406 beat Tasmania 332 and 106 (Rainbird 33, Mennie 4-21, Worrall 4-33) by 193 runsScorecard File photo – Joe Mennie picked up nine wickets in his first match back from a serious head injury © Getty Images Joe Mennie and Daniel Worrall led South Australia’s formidable pace attack in slicing through Tasmania on the final day in Hobart to give the Redbacks a good chance of…
New Zealand's batting problems threaten sour end to the summer
‘When those pressure points come up you have to have individuals stand up and grab them’ © Getty Images New Zealand will spend two days debriefing and soul-searching as they try to prevent their season ending with a whimper following the three-day thrashing at the Basin Reserve. Five days and a session of toe-to-toe cricket – throughout the Dunedin game and until lunch on the second day in Wellington –…
'Williamson best No. 3 in the world' – McMillan
Tom Latham’s season has tailed off in both one-day and Test cricket © AFP Tom Latham needs to “go back to basics” to try and escape his lean run of form, according to New Zealand batting coach Craig McMillan, after making a “poor decision” in the second innings in Wellington. Latham is set to retain his place in the squad for the final Test against South Africa in a season…
Herath rocks Bangladesh in 191 chase
Lunch Bangladesh 467 and 38 for 2 (Tamim 22*, Herath 2-11) need 153 more to win v Sri Lanka 338 and 319 (Karunaratne 126, Shakib 4-74)Live scorecard and ball-by-ball details Imrul Kayes was caught at slip off his first ball © Associated Press As tension mounted at the P Sara Oval, Sri Lanka made two incisions soon after setting Bangladesh 191 runs to level the series. Rangana Herath removed Soumya…
Pujara 150, Saha fifty bring deficit under 20
India 435 for 6 (Pujara 164*, Saha 59*) trail Australia 451 by 16 runsLive scorecard and ball-by-ball details Cheteshwar Pujara faced over 400 balls in his innings © Associated Press Cheteshwar Pujara and Wriddhiman Saha took India close to parity with Australia on the fourth morning of the Ranchi Test, as a pair of DRS close calls went in favour of the hosts. Pat Cummins, who again bowled with great…
South Australia wait on fate after Shield win
South Australia 225 and 406 beat Tasmania 332 and 106 (Rainbird 33, Mennie 4-21, Worrall 4-33) by 193 runsScorecard File photo – Joe Mennie picked up nine wickets in his first match back from a serious head injury © Getty Images Joe Mennie and Daniel Worrall led South Australia’s formidable pace attack in slicing through Tasmania on the final day in Hobart to give the Redbacks a good chance of…
New Zealand's batting problems threaten sour end to the summer
‘When those pressure points come up you have to have individuals stand up and grab them’ © Getty Images New Zealand will spend two days debriefing and soul-searching as they try to prevent their season ending with a whimper following the three-day thrashing at the Basin Reserve. Five days and a session of toe-to-toe cricket – throughout the Dunedin game and until lunch on the second day in Wellington –…