James Marshall

Former New Zealand cricketer and Northern Districts' batsman James Marshall announced his retirement from first-class cricket after a 16-year-long career

A round-up of the latest matches from New Zealand's Ford Trophy

A review of the sixth round of games in the 2009-10 Plunket Shield

Gareth Hopkins and James Marshall, captains of Auckland and Northern Districts respectively, have been accused of collusion to force a result in a rain-affected Plunket Shield fixture at Colin Maiden Park

Chris Martin has been named in the Champions Trophy probables squad despite not having played a limited-overs game since February 2008

New Zealand A won another high-scoring contest at Fitzherbert Park to clinch the series against the visiting England Lions 2-0

Ashok Dinda's five-wicket haul wrecked New Zealand A's middle order and helped India A take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series

It was a day of records and near-records at Mannofield Park in Aberdeen, as a rampant New Zealand team totally outclassed a threadbare Ireland by a record ODI margin of 290 runs

New Zealand can't quite begin their long journey home yet, and with the taste of victory champagne still fresh following the series victory at Lord's on Saturday they now have two ODIs in Aberdeen, the first of which is against Ireland

Cricinfo assess the performance of the New Zealand players after their 2-0 series defeat against England

New Zealand's line-up for the third Test against England at Trent Bridge on Thursday could feature as many as three changes from the side that lost at Old Trafford last week

John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, has confirmed the side would retain the same batting line-up for the third and final Test at Trent Bridge starting June 5, despite their six-wicket defeat at Old Trafford

New Zealand's No. 4 looks back on his first Test in England, and prepares for the Old Trafford showdown

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

Even the mother of James and Hamish Marshall has said she has trouble telling them apart on the cricket pitch

James Marshall showed there might be more to this New Zealand team than the leading lights as they finished at 348 for 9 against Essex

It was an unsatisfactory day for New Zealand's batsmen at Canterbury, as heavy rain delayed the start of play and hastened the finish, and allowed only 38.2 overs in between whiles. But for their not-out No. 3, James Marshall, humble beginnings will do ju

Jamie How and James Marshall helped themselves to some important time in the middle as New Zealand reached 76 for 1 by tea on a rain-interrupted second day against Kent

Jesse Ryder has been offered his first New Zealand Cricket contract and joins Aaron Redmond, Daniel Flynn and Tim Southee as new faces in the 20-man group selected for 2008-09