Captain: Brendon McCullum
Coach: Mike Hesson
Despite being primarily a Rugby-mad area, New Zealand have come a long way since being the also-rans of cricket in the world war years. They had its first taste of victory over two decades after their first Test appearance when they beat West Indies Auckland in 1955-56.
Since then, the Black Caps (a name they have acquired from the national rugby side) have gone on to gift some of the most illustrious names in the game s history, though none of them has been greater than Richard Hadlee even if one keeps in mind stalwarts like John Reid and Bert Sutcliffe and, in later days, Daniel Vettori.
In Martin Crowe and Stephen Fleming New Zealand have also produced two captains with exceptional tactical acumen. Crowe s innovative tactics in the 1992 World Cup by opening the innings with a pinch-hitter and handing the ball to a spinner in the first over have stood the test of time.
New Zealand carved out their identity since the 1992 World Cup, and ODI cricket has often brought the best out of them. Despite not winning the ICC World Cup, they have an impressive track record with six semi-final appearances.
The simultaneous retirement of several quality had crippled the Kiwis in the mid-2000s, but they seem to be on their way back again.
Despite being primarily a Rugby-mad area, New Zealand have come a long way since being the also-rans of cricket in the world war years. They had its first taste of victory over two decades after their first Test appearance when they beat West Indies Auckland in 1955-56.
Since then, the Black Caps (a name they have acquired from the national rugby side) have gone on to gift some of the most illustrious names in the game s history, though none of them has been greater than Richard Hadlee even if one keeps in mind stalwarts like John Reid and Bert Sutcliffe and, in later days, Daniel Vettori.
In Martin Crowe and Stephen Fleming New Zealand have also produced two captains with exceptional tactical acumen. Crowe s innovative tactics in the 1992 World Cup by opening the innings with a pinch-hitter and handing the ball to a spinner in the first over have stood the test of time.
New Zealand carved out their identity since the 1992 World Cup, and ODI cricket has often brought the best out of them. Despite not winning the ICC World Cup, they have an impressive track record with six semi-final appearances.
The simultaneous retirement of several quality had crippled the Kiwis in the mid-2000s, but they seem to be on their way back again.
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1st Test: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at Seddon Park, Hamilton - Thu, Feb 28, 2019
2nd Test: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at Basin Reserve, Wellington - Fri, Mar 8, 2019
3rd Test: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Sat, Mar 16, 2019
Live Cricket Score, 3rd ODI: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at University Oval, Dunedin - Wed, Feb 20, 2019
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 88 runs
Live Cricket Score, 2nd ODI: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Sat, Feb 16, 2019
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
Live Cricket Score, 1st ODI: New Zealand vs Bangladesh at McLean Park, Napier - Wed, Feb 13, 2019
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
New Zealand have regained their third spot in the ICC rankings for ODI teams after completing a series whitewash over Bangladesh in Dunedin on Wednesday.
Tim Southee was the star for New Zealand as they beat Bangladesh in the third and final ODI in Dunedin for a 3-0 clean sweep
The Black Caps next play ODIs in June, during the World Cup in England.
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 88 runs to secure a 3-0 series whitewash in the final one-day international at Dunedin's University Oval on Wednesday.
Henry Nicholls and Tom Latham scored fifties to set Bangladesh 331 in the dead rubber.
The Black Caps next play ODIs in June, during the World Cup in England.
Watching Rishabh finish 2nd T20I in presence of Dhoni for me was like symbolic handing over the baton. It was a wonderful sight to behold.
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Despite a stunning assault from Dinesh Karthik and Krunal Pandya towards the end, New Zealand avoided a scare to register a frantic last-over win.
A first T20I series victory in New Zealand will be the icing on the cake for India, who have been exceptional during their three-month sojourn
India produced a superb all-round performance as they drew level in Auckland, beating New Zealand by seven wicket
New Zealand avoided a late scare to edge past India with a four-run win in Hamilton
India bounced back with a clinical performance in Auckland to register a seven-wicket win against New Zealand in the 2nd T20I.
Stand-in captain Rohit Sharma warned against complacency ahead of India's World Cup fight Thursday after a resurgent New Zealand inflicted one of his side's heaviest
New Zealand vs Bangladesh - 3rd ODI
BAN 242 OVERS: 47.2
NZ 330/6 (50.0 Ovs)
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 88 runs
West Indies vs England - 1st ODI
West Indies
Match begins at 20:30 IST (15:00 GMT)
South Africa vs Sri Lanka - 2nd Test
21 Feb, 2019 13:30 IST
St George's Park, Port Elizabeth
Afghanistan vs Ireland - 1st T20I
21 Feb, 2019 18:30 IST
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Dehradun
South Africa vs Sri Lanka - 2nd Test
21 Feb, 2019 13:30 IST | 08:00 GMT
St George's Park, Port Elizabeth
Afghanistan vs Ireland - 1st T20I
21 Feb, 2019 18:30 IST | 13:00 GMT
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Dehradun
West Indies vs England - 2nd ODI
22 Feb, 2019 20:30 IST | 15:00 GMT
Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados
Afghanistan vs Ireland - 2nd T20I
23 Feb, 2019 18:30 IST | 13:00 GMT
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Dehradun
Afghanistan vs Ireland - 3rd T20I
24 Feb, 2019 18:30 IST | 13:00 GMT
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Dehradun
South Africa vs Sri Lanka - 1st Test
Sri Lanka beat South Africa by 1 wicket
New Zealand vs Bangladesh - 2nd ODI
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
New Zealand vs Bangladesh - 1st ODI
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
West Indies vs England - 3rd Test
England beat West Indies by 232 runs
India vs New Zealand - 3rd T20I
New Zealand beat India by 4 runs
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 1st Test
Thu, Feb 28, 2019 (03:30 IST) at Seddon Park, Hamilton
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 2nd Test
Fri, Mar 8, 2019 (03:30 IST) at Basin Reserve, Wellington
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 3rd Test
Sat, Mar 16, 2019 (03:30 IST) at Hagley Oval, Christchurch
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 3rd ODI
Wed, Feb 20, 2019 at University Oval, Dunedin
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 88 runs
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 2nd ODI
Sat, Feb 16, 2019 at Hagley Oval, Christchurch
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets
Bangladesh in New Zealand, 2019, 1st ODI
Wed, Feb 13, 2019 at McLean Park, Napier
New Zealand beat Bangladesh by 8 wickets