Thursday, 28 January 2016

NEW ZEALAND NEWS

Injured McClenaghan out of Aus ODIs

Heavy rain left the outfield too wet for any play in the second ODI between New Zealand and Pakistan in Napier © AFP
Mohammad Hafeez has a go on a Segway, New Zealand v Pakistan, 2nd ODI, Napier, January 28, 2016 © Getty Images
BJ Watling finds a way to pass the time on a rainy day, New Zealand v Pakistan, 2nd ODI, Napier, January 28, 2016 © Getty Images
Shikhar Dhawan has a bat during a training session, Melbourne, January 28, 2016 © AFP
The Australian men's and women's teams at the MCG on the eve of their T20Is against India, Melbourne, January 28, 2016 © Getty Images
The Bangladesh Under-19 players take a selfie after their victory, Bangladesh v South Africa, Under-19 World Cup, Chittagong, January 27, 2016 © ICC
David Warner receives the Allan Border medal from the man himself, Melbourne, January 27, 2016 © Getty Images
Jeff Thomson with his family at the Allan Border medal ceremony, Melbourne, January 27, 2016© Getty Images
Ellyse Perry with husband Matt Toomua, the Australian rugby player, at the Allan Border medal ceremony, Melbourne, January 27, 2016 © Getty Images
Ryan Harris, Cherrie Harris, Kayla Dickson and James Pattinson at the Allan Border medal ceremony, Melbourne, January 27, 2016 © Getty Images

EDITOR'S PICKS

And then they played cricket
- In our photo blog we look at other sportspersons realising what they have missed out on
Modern batting and the gift of fearlessness
- Mark Nicholas: The fear of failure has been inherent in cricket, but T20 has changed that. The key to the future is to not let the format ride roughshod
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'He would just keep coming all day'
- My XI: Graham Gooch on his toughest competitors: Dennis Lillee could adapt to any condition
Irish cricket's Asian legspin hope
- Varun Chopra's inclusion to play in the Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh will be a boost to his community's involvement in the game back in Ireland
Can a Pakistan captain be judged on stats alone?
- Ahmer Naqvi: Numbers tell a story, but they can be misleading because they don't factor in the chaos that anyone who leads the side needs to deal with
More power to Khawaja
- Brad Haddin: He has used the time away from the spotlight to reinvent himself as an all-format player with much more than just attractive strokeplay in his armoury
Remembering the mighty Shell Shield
- Tony Cozier: West Indies' first-class tournament, which began 50 years ago, boasted famous names and unforgettable rivalries
Cap gaps, and the Cook family's duck and ton
- Ask Steven: Also, prolific bowling pairs
281-degree panorama
- The Cricket Monthly: VVS Laxman's Kolkata epic as remembered by team-mates, the opposition and the physio
- TCM January issue
Journey to a million
- When more than 80,000 turn up for a domestic match, and women's games are beamed around the world, you know cricket has found a winner. Brydon Coverdale on the BBL's success story

QUOTE UNQUOTE

Happy birthday Mum. Hope you're not too disappointed for Dave

VIDEOS

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AUS V IND, 2ND T20I, MCG

'Not worried about WT20 spot' - Watson

Australia all rounder Shane Watson says he's enjoying his game and not worrying about his spot in the WT20 squad
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AUS V IND, 2ND T20I, MCG

'Not worried about WT20 spot' - Watson

Australia all rounder Shane Watson says he's enjoying his game and not worrying about his spot in the WT20 squad
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AUS V IND, 2ND T20I, MCG

'Fine line between being smart and foolish'

India offspinner R Ashwin talks about his being dropped for part of the ODI series, and says that the tour of Australia has been an evenly matched one
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AUS V IND, 2ND T20I, MCG

Agarkar: India would hope for spin-friendly MCG

India lead the T20 international series 1-0 as they head to the MCG, where Australia will be without steven Smith and David Warner

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