Cricinfo: Redfern ensures draw amid Beard blitz The second youth Test ended in an honourable draw at Worcester, with Dan Redfern holding tight for England with an unbeaten 79 as his team-mates succumbed to Nick Beard, who claimed five wickets. Cricinfo: Williamson ton drives New Zealand Kane Williamson scored the game's second century, as his unbeaten knock propelled New Zealand Under-19s to a 156-run lead against England in the second youth Test at Worcester. BBC: Records go as Kiwis thrash Irish New Zealand make a 400-plus score for the first time in one-day cricket as they thrash Ireland by 290 runs. Cricinfo: Fleming wants NZC to take a stance on Pakistan Stephen Fleming, the former New Zealand captain, has urged his country's cricket board to take a stance on touring Pakistan for the Champions Trophy in September, instead of leaving individual players to decide. BBC: Kiwis beat England to seal series New Zealand complete a 3-1 victory in the one-day series with England after winning the final match by 51 runs. BBC: Kiwis accept Collingwood apology Paul Collingwood apologises for the controversial run-out of Grant Elliott in New Zealand's narrow win at The Oval. BBC: Last-ball error hands NZ victory New Zealand beat England in a remarkable one-day international with last man Mark Gillespie running two from the final ball. Cricinfo: New Zealand take controversial last-ball thriller Kyle Mills and Mark Gillespie held their nerve to seal New Zealand a thrilling and incredible one-wicket victory at The Oval. After Luke Wright produced a nerveless final over to match his effort in Napier, it came down to two needed off one ball. Cricinfo: Bracewell pleased Wright is on board New Zealand's reappointed coach John Bracewell hopes the team's newest off-field signing, John Wright, will travel with the squad on a case-by-case basis. Cricinfo: Milliken ruled out of Australia and England tours Louise Milliken, the New Zealand women's fast bowler, will miss five-match Rose Bowl Series against Australia and the tour to England after injuring her knee. Controversial cricket league dates to be reviewed ANZ commodity price index hits new record high Commodity price index hits new record high AIDS Conference: In Mexico, Ban Calls For Scaled-up Efforts To Combat HIV/AIDS Mystery as foodie vanishes from restaurant Bloodied: Ex Diplomat Attacks Australian Immigration On Akram Al Masri Death Questions beg answers in aftermath of flooding England cricket captains pull up stumps National's plan to axe advisory bodies arrogant Task Force to Monitor, Combat Trafficking Persons

BBC Sport | Cricket | Other International | New Zealand | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·U19 Test - Eng v NZ scorecard Latest scorecard from the four-day match at New Road. ·New Zealand may get Champions League place The format has been announced for the Twenty20 Champions League, which will take place in India between 29 September and 8 October. ·Pietersen admits to Trophy fears England batsman Kevin Pietersen says he has serious reservations about travelling to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy. ·Bracewell set to return to Glos Gloucestershire announce that former coach John Bracewell will return to the county as director of cricket next season. ·Records go as Kiwis thrash Irish New Zealand make a 400-plus score for the first time in one-day cricket as they thrash Ireland by 290 runs. ·Kiwi skipper praises Styris knock Daniel Vettori praises New Zealand all-rounder Scott Styris, whose 87 not out helps them beat England at Lord's. ·Kiwis beat England to seal series New Zealand complete a 3-1 victory in the one-day series with England after winning the final match by 51 runs. ·Pietersen blames erratic batting Kevin Pietersen highlights inconsistent batting for England's 3-1 one-day series defeat against New Zealand. ·Kiwis accept Collingwood apology Paul Collingwood apologises for the controversial run-out of Grant Elliott in New Zealand's narrow win at The Oval. ·Search for New Zealand news

Cricinfo - New Zealand Cricket news. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Bond to miss out on Canterbury contract Former New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond is set miss out on a first-class cricket contract in New Zealand with Canterbury due to his commitments with the Indian Cricket League. ·Share Twenty20 riches - Jayawardene Mahela Jayawardene, the Sri Lankan captain, feels the rise of Twenty20 cricket needs to be controlled to prevent it from "taking international cricket apart" and suggests that the "big solution" is to have one consolidated tournament where all cricket-playing countries get to share the revenue. ·England delay Champions Trophy decision The ECB has postponed making a decision on En gland's participation in the Champions Trophy by a week as it has yet to receive an updated report on the security situation in Pakistan from the ICC. ·Waugh joins Olympic Twenty20 push Steve Waugh is part of a growing group of current and former players who have supported Adam Gilchrist's push for Twenty20 to be part of the 2020 Olympics. ·Otago sign Mascarenhas for one-day duties The journeyman Dimitri Mascarenhas, the only Englishman to appear at the Indian Premier League, will play for Otago in New Zealand's domestic one-day tournaments in 2008-09. ·Fleming steps into Olympic push for Twenty20 Stephen Fleming has joined Adam Gilchrist in promoting Twenty20 for the 2020 Olympics in a bid to spread the game throughout the world. ·Redfern ensures draw amid Beard blitz The second youth Test ended in an honourable draw at Worcester, with Dan Redfern holding tight for England with an unbeaten 79 as his team-mates succumbed to Nick Beard, who claimed five wickets. ·Williamson ton drives New Zealand Kane Williamson led a fightback for New Zealand Under-19s as they built a 156-run lead against England in the second Test at Worcester. Greg Smith had just enough time to bring up his 150 when he ran out of partners. ·Smith leads England's reply Greg Smith's unbeaten century marshalled England's reply on the second day of the Under-19 Test against New Zealand at Worcester. ·Worker's application lifts New Zealand George Worker proved as good as his name as his 96 lifted New Zealand to 323 for 7 on the first day of the second Test against England at Worcester.

News4Sites - New Zealand Cricket Headlines on New Zealand Cricket - News4Sites.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Controversial cricket league dates to be reviewed ·ANZ commodity price index hits new record high ·Commodity price index hits new record high ·AIDS Conference: In Mexico, Ban Calls For Scaled-up Efforts To Combat HIV/AIDS ·Otago cricket signs English international ·Mystery as foodie vanishes from restaurant ·Cricket's golden opportunity? ·Bloodied: Ex Diplomat Attacks Australian Immigration On Akram Al Masri Death ·Questions beg answers in aftermath of flooding ·England cricket captains pull up stumps

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