Any hints that the Indians would struggle in New Zealand conditions have been put to rest.

The Fourth Test between the West Indies and England at the Kensington Oval will be remembered for a run feast and an umpiring farce. Why was the cricket so heavily overshadowed?

New Zealand cricketer Peter McGlashan blogs on the future of cricket and what impact Twenty20 will have on the game.

New Zealand cricketer Peter McGlashan blogs on the future of cricket and what impact Twenty20 will have on the game.

While watching the Australian machine destroy everything in its path for the last 10-odd years, I’ve often wondered whether we’ve been experiencing the best Test team ever.

New Zealand cricketer Peter McGlashan blogs on his experience in Australia with the Black Caps Twenty20 squad.

New Zealand cricketer Peter McGlashan blogs on his experience in Australia with the Black Caps Twenty20 squad.

This week we look at a large number of ODI records, including a comparison between serious and fill-in teams and how they’ve dealt with each other.

In a continuing series of articles, we take a look at the Test players of the 1980s as we close in on the all-time list.

At the turn of the nineteenth century the American city of Philadelphia produced a side capable of defeating Australia and several English counties, spearheaded by Bart King, one of the finest bowlers of all time. But who were the other cricketers who played alongside him, the other Gentlemen of Philadelphia?