New Zealand v Australia, 3rd ODI, Hamilton

Haddin ton gives Australia 2-1 lead

Brad Haddin's second one-day international century gave Australia a 2-1 lead and the most one-sided victory of the tour, as they chased down their target with 16 balls to spare. Haddin's 110 was his highest ODI score and he ended Daniel Vettori's hopes of winning what he said before the match was "the most important game of the series"

Scorecard | Bulletin - Australia win by six wickets | Gallery | Loss of wickets created too much pressure - Vettori

Crowd antics spur on Johnson

Ponting happy with successful reaction

Easy win for Northern Districts

Bulletin - Aldridge, Williamson shine | CD v Canterbury | Otago v Auck | Round-up

Australia survive late Vettori scare

Scorecard | Bulletin | D/L made it tougher for NZ | Gallery | Fan Following: Cheers for Dan, boos for Mitch

Five rookies in NZ World T20 pool

Nicol, Arnel, Scott, Stewart and Noema-Barnett named

Sthalekar spins Australia to Rose Bowl

NZ v Aus women's scorecard | Bulletin

Oram faces a month on sidelines

Injured allrounder out of home ODIs, doubtful for IPL

Inspired by Chappell-Hadlee

Numbers Game: New Zealand have been Australia's equal in ODIs played for this trophy, but they've lost each of the 13 other ODIs between the two teams since 2004

'My batting drove people away'

Jeremy Coney was New Zealand's most influential captain, and a bit of a renaissance man off the field. Interview by Edward Craig

The highest score, and the Tendulkar of old

Cricinfo Awards: Risk-takers, accumulators, manic-hitters, cool customers - all in the ODI batting shortlist of 2009

Comeback kings and a last kiss goodbye

Cricinfo Awards: A famous Lord's exit, an Aussie's revenge, the Sreesanth show; in our Test bowling shortlist of 2009

All grown up

As another U-19 World Cup gets underway, George Binoy looks at those from the 2008 edition who made the cut

Wins, losses, injuries, Vettori

In 2009, New Zealand had issues with their top order, found a middle-order core group, and lost Shane Bond. Through it all they had one constant. By Sidharth Monga

The lionheart who never held back

Shane Bond was never going to compromise on his greatest strength, pace, despite everything thrown at him. By David Leggat