Daniel Vettori

Daniel Vettori's fine one-day international record at Lord's looks set to continue tonight.

Daniel Vettori missed the chance to return to the New Zealand test side against England but can take solace in what's expected to be a $120,000-plus pay day for a month's cricket in the Caribbean.

New Zealand cricket fans can expect to see a new, improved version of Daniel Flynn if he returns to international action against South Africa in the third test in Wellington, says former test captain Daniel Vettori.

Former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has had a low-key build up for tomorrow's test against South Africa.

Former New Zealand cricket skipper Daniel Vettori is predictably talking up his side's chances of competing with South Africa in the first test in Dunedin.

New Zealand allrounder Dan Vettori will be out of action for the next few weeks but should be ready for next month's visit of Zimbabwe.

Former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori will play for the Brisbane Heat in Australian cricket's inaugural Twenty20 Big Bash League.

The New Zealand team remains optimistic that key bowlers Daniel Vettori and Kyle Mills will be fit for Friday's World Cup quarterfinal against South Africa.

Daniel Vettori has announced his retirement from international Twenty20 cricket in the wake of New Zealand's one-day World Cup semifinal exit against Sri Lanka in Colombo this morning.

New Zealand Cricket is in no rush to install the successor to Dan Vettori as national captain.

New Zealand Cricket captain Daniel Vettori is feeling positive after his appointment with specialists in Mumbai.

New Zealand cricket captain Daniel Vettori has put his entire collection of cricket memorabilia up for auction to raise money for the Christchurch earthquake appeal.

New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has been ruled out of the fifth one-day international against Pakistan in Hamilton today because of a hamstring strain.

New Zealand must overcome a poor recent record at the Basin Reserve as well as their impatience with the bat if they are to square the series with Pakistan when the second and final cricket test starts here tomorrow.

New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori would have preferred to pick a better time to argue his case but there is no doubt he wants the Umpire Decision Review System (UDRS) to return to international cricket.

New Zealand know time is running out if they want to gain some desperately needed confidence ahead of the one-day cricket World Cup in February-March next year, a tournament which is looming far too quickly for their liking after yet another defeat on the subcontinent overnight (NZT).

New Zealand's last recognised batsmen, Brendon McCullum and Martin Guptill, face an epic rescue act tomorrow with their side sliding towards a heavy second cricket test defeat against Australia at Hamilton.