Tag: New Zealand
Relatives grieve over Air NZ crash victims
Grieving relatives of the five New Zealanders killed in last week's Air New Zealand plane crash off the coast of France have visited the scene.[MORE]
'Nothing went to plan' for Black Caps
New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori says his side is bitterly disappointed by the big loss to Australia in the second Test in Adelaide.[MORE]
Wallabies drawn with Ireland, Italy for World Cup
Australia faces a likely World Cup quarter-final against South Africa or Wales in 2011 after the draw was announced in London overnight. [MORE]
Carter must wait for French debut
All Blacks fly half Dan Carter has been ruled out of Perpignan's European Cup game against Leicester on Saturday despite starting a six-month contract for the French side on Monday.[MORE]
Colossal squid stops traffic in Wellington
A giant squid has brought traffic to a standstill in the New Zealand capital of Wellington.[MORE]
Lee bowls Australia to crushing win
Brett Lee took 5 for 105 as Australia demolished New Zealand in the second Test.[MORE]
Aussies two wickets from victory
New Zealand was on the precipice of a crushing defeat at tea on day four of the second Test.[MORE]
Black Caps sliding towards defeat
New Zealand was languishing at 8 for 137, still requiring 128 runs to make Australia bat again in the second Test.[MORE]
Lee wrecks Black Caps' top order
Brett Lee ripped through NZ's top order to leave the tourists on the brink of a disastrous defeat in the second Test.[MORE]
Accused hijacker 'told passengers they were going to die'
A court in New Zealand has heard that a woman accused of hijacking a plane earlier this year told passengers they were all going to die.[MORE]
NZ on the ropes after Lee nabs four
Brett Lee took four scalps on the fourth morning to leave New Zealand floundering in the second Test in Adelaide.[MORE]
Search crews work on NZ jet wreckage off France
Search and rescue divers are still at the scene of Friday's Air New Zealand plane crash off the south-east coast of France.[MORE]
Haddin scores maiden ton as Australia posts commanding lead
Australia lead by 230 after a commanding first day's play in which Brad Haddin scored his maiden Test ton.[MORE]
Australian lead passes 200 mark
Australia had a lead of 200 with three wickets in hand just after tea on the third day against New Zealand.[MORE]
Centurions lift Australia past 400 mark
Michael Clarke and Brad Haddin brought up fine centuries as Australia surged to a 163-run lead over New Zealand in the second session.[MORE]
Haddin, Clarke steer Australia to commanding position at lunch
Brad Haddin became the fourth Australian to pass the half-century mark as Australia compiled a 70-run lead over New Zealand at lunch.[MORE]
Aussies ready to dominate Black Caps
Australia is in a strong position after two days of the second cricket Test against New Zealand at the Adelaide Oval.[MORE]
All Blacks down England to seal grand slam
New Zealand completed their second grand slam in three years and third overall with a 32-6 win over England at Twickenham here Saturday.[MORE]
Sydney keeps the Spirit alive
Beleaguered NBL franchise Sydney put aside a week of controversy and uncertainty surrounding the club's future with an inspiring 103-94 victory over South Dragons on Saturday evening.[MORE]
Flight recorders from fatal Air New Zealand crash found
Searchers have located the flight recorders from an Air New Zealand plane that crashed off France's southern coast, killing two people and leaving five missing.[MORE]
Hussey in charge as Aussies eye big lead
Australia was in striking distance of catching the Black Caps' first-innings total of 270 at stumps on day two of the second Test.[MORE]
Hussey steadies the ship after loss of Ponting
Australia was 3 for 209 and Mike Hussey had his half-century with an hour to play in the second Test against New Zealand today.[MORE]
Australia cruises towards Black Caps' total
A hundred-run partnership between captain Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey took Australia to a strong position at 2 for 155 at tea.[MORE]
Hayden, Katich out as run chase gets underway
Matthew Hayden and Simon Katich were dismissed early in the Australians' first innings to leave the home side at 2 for 57 at lunch.[MORE]
Lee on fire as Black Caps capitulate
New Zealand added just eight runs for the loss of four wickets as they were bowled out for 270 this morning.[MORE]
