Jesse Ryder

Jesse Ryder has signed a deal with the Melbourne Renegades for the upcoming Big Bash Twenty20 league.

Jesse Ryder's return to the international stage has been put on ice after being injured playing domestic cricket for Otago.

Four Canterbury District Health Board staff are under investigation after they looked at the medical records of bashed cricket star Jesse Ryder.

Jesse Ryder is being targeted to make a return to cricket in the inaugural Caribbean Premier League (CPL) starting in July.

Bashed cricket star Jesse Ryder has today thanked fans, family and friends for all their support while he was in critical condition over the last three days.

Rap artist Scribe has apologised to bashed cricket star Jesse Ryder, who is now back on his feet and walking around his hospital room.

Seriously injured cricketer Jesse Ryder has come out of his induced coma and is off the ventilator.

A Kiwi rapper has caused anger by suggesting cricketer Jesse Ryder may have provoked the attack that left him with a fractured skull and punctured lung.

Jesse Ryder says he will meet New Zealand coach Mike Hesson at the end of the month to discuss a possible return to the side for the upcoming England tour.

Jesse Ryder is not only resisting returning to the New Zealand cricket team too early - he is also batting off lucrative offers to go overseas and cautiously shaping his resurrection with key figures such as director of cricket John Buchanan and Black Caps captain Ross Taylor.

Jesse Ryder could be back in a black cap as soon as this summer - if the national selectors are willing to take him back.

Jesse Ryder has chosen to work through his personal issues instead of taking up a contract with New Zealand Cricket for the next season.

Jesse Ryder will make his return to cricket by playing in the IPL with the Pune Warriors starting in early April.

Jesse Ryder has dropped out of Wellington's side to play Northern Districts today as he spends time away from cricket following his axing from the New Zeland side last week for disciplinary reasons.

A former Black Cap says Jesse Ryder cost New Zealand victory in the third and final Twenty20 match against South Africa last night after putting himself in front of the team.

With a Ross Taylor-sized hole in the Black Caps' batting line-up waiting to be filled, one man more than capable of doing so began his comeback yesterday.