Cricket

While Wellington cricket fans were thrilled with the Black Cap's trashing of England on Friday they were less than happy about the dinner break right near the end of the game. Audio

New Zealand and India remain at the top of their pools following another weekend of Cricket World Cup action. Audio

The Scottish cricket team says it is proud it could scare the Black Caps in a World Cup match. Audio

Dean of Law at the University of Otago Mark Henaghan ties up some legal lose ends about the NZ Police turfing pitch-siders out of the CWC. Audio

84,000 fans crammed into a revamped Melbourne Cricket Ground, while Christchurch's Hagley Oval, although beautiful, was unable to squeeze in nearly as many spectators. Audio

Ireland romped to a four-wicket victory over the West Indies in their opening 2015 World Cup clash in Nelson yesterday. The Irish reduced West Indies to 87-5 after opting to field first but the… Audio

The Black Caps bowler, Trent Boult, was sold for the fifth highest amount of any foreign player at the Indian Premier League auction in Bangalore last night. Boult was one of eight current Black Caps… Audio

The involvement of the police in the crackdown on the practice as known as courtsiding at Cricket World Cup games is being questioned. Courtsiding involves a spectator at an event passing on real-time… Audio

The West Indies' fears were realised yesterday when they slumped to a four-wicket loss to Ireland in Nelson. Ireland's batsmen reeled in their first innings total of 304-7 with over four overs to… Audio

Joining us now is the former New Zealand cricket captain, Glenn Turner. Audio

A crowd of almost 18-thousand watched the Black Caps defeat Sri Lanka in the opening match of the Cricket World Cup in Christchurch over the weekend. Audio

The Cricket World Cup is only two days in and already the tournament has been marred by corruption. Audio

This week on One in Five: He describes himself as the world's first Blind Cricket commentator. Katy Gosset talks to Dean Du Plessis who uses the sounds of ball and bat to help report on the sport. Audio

The Black Caps success at the Cricket World Cup won't come down to the talents of Brendon McCullum or Kane Williamson but the roles of 'bit players' says former NZ coach Warren Lees. Audio

Tomorrow the Cricket World Cup opener at Hagley Oval tomorrow and busy hours ahead for the TAB. Audio

Cricket World Cup fever; The big contenders for Super 15; The Halberg award winners. Audio

Cricket commentators, Russel Arnold of Sri Lanka and Mihir Bose in England. Audio

The first matches of the Cricket World Cup get underway this weekend. Audio

The chief executive of the International Cricket Council is David Richardson. Audio

In Melbourne, a crowd of 10-thousand gathered to celebrate the World Cup Opening ceremony. Audio