Matches (13)

IPL (3)

Bangladesh vs Zimbabwe (1)

SL vs AFG [A-Team] (1)

County DIV1 (4)

County DIV2 (2)

IRE vs PAK (1)

ENG v PAK (W) (1)

Live • 61st Match • IPL • T20 • Chennai

141/5

CSK

(8.3/20 ov, T:142) 72/2

CSK need 70 runs in 69 balls.

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RESULT • 5th T20I • Mirpur

BAN

157/6

ZIM

(18.3/20 ov, T:158) 158/2

Zimbabwe won by 8 wickets (with 9 balls remaining)

Schedule Report Series

Martin Snedden

New Zealand|Bowler

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INTL CAREER: 1980 - 1990

Martin Snedden speaks at the Auckland Nines launch

Martin Snedden, as CEO of Rugby New Zealand 2011, poses with the William Webb Ellis Trophy, London, England, December 1, 2008

Martin Snedden left New Zealand Cricket to head the Rugby World Cup organising team in 2011, the year New Zealand won the trophy•Dec 01, 2008•Getty Images

Chris Cairns and Martin Snedden field questions from the press at a news conference in Christchurch, January 23, 2006

Chris Cairns and Martin Snedden field questions from the press•Jan 23, 2006•Getty Images

Martin Snedden, CEO of New Zealand Cricket•2005•Getty Images

New Zealand player Chris Cairns speaks at a media conference to announce a settlement between New Zealand Cricket and the New Zealand Cricket Players' Association over player contracts while New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden looks on, in Christchurch. 11 November 2002.

Cairns speaks at a media conference while Snedden looks on•Nov 11, 2002•Tim McConnell/ESPNcricinfo Ltd

New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming (centre) speaks at a press conference at Auckland Airport while coach Denis Aberhart (left) and New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden look on. The New Zealand team returned from Pakistan after a bomb blast outside their Karachi hotel caused the tour to be cancelled just prior to the second Test. 10 May 2002.

Fleming speaks at a press conference at Auckland Airport while Aberhart and Snedden look on•May 10, 2002•Photosport

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden participates in a hongi with a member of a Maori cultural group at the ICC Under-19 World Cup opening ceremony at the Christchurch Convention Centre. 14 January 2002.

Snedden participates in a hongi at the ICC Under-19 World Cup opening ceremony•Jan 15, 2002•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden addresses the media at the 2001-02 New Zealand domestic season launch, October 4 2001.

Snedden addresses the media at 2001-02 season launch•Oct 04, 2001•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

New Zealand Cricket chief executive reads the latest news on the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, United States of America. Snedden decided to delay the arrival of the New Zealand Cricket team in Pakistan due to heightened tensions in the Middle East. 12 September 2001.

Martin Snedden reads the latest news on terrorist attacks in the USA•Sep 12, 2001•Tim McConnell/ESPNcricinfo Ltd

Martin Snedden, New Zealand Cricket chief executive, addresses the media after he announced that he would leave New Zealand Cricket in May to head the company organising the rugby World Cup 2011, December 19, 2006

Martin Snedden, New Zealand Cricket chief executive, addresses the media•Dec 19, 2006•Getty Images

Martin Snedden, New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, addresses the media, Christchurch, July 1, 2005

Martin Snedden, New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, addresses the media•Jul 01, 2005•Getty Images

Martin Snedden, CEO of New Zealand Cricket•2005•Getty Images

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden (right) speaks at a press conference at Auckland Airport while captain Stephen Fleming looks on. The New Zealand team returned from Pakistan after a bomb blast outside their Karachi hotel caused the tour to be cancelled just prior to the second Test. 10 May 2002.

Snedden speaks at a press conference at Auckland Airport while Fleming looks on•May 10, 2002•Photosport

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden announces the abandonment of the New Zealand tour of Pakistan after a bomb blast outside the teams' hotel in Karachi. 8 May 2002.

Snedden announces the abandonment of the New Zealand tour of Pakistan•May 08, 2002•Duane Pettet/ESPNcricinfo Ltd

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden delivers a speech at the ICC Under-19 World Cup opening ceremony at the Christchurch Convention Centre. 14 January 2002.

Martin Snedden delivers a speech at the ICC Under-19 World Cup opening ceremony•Jan 15, 2002•Sandra Teddy/Photosport

New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden announces the return of the New Zealand team from Singapore. New Zealand were en route to Pakistan for a three One-Day International and three Test tour. He also announced the withdrawal of the New Zealand 'A' team from a one-day tournament in Hyderabad, India. 13 September 2001.

NZC chief executive Martin Snedden announces return of New Zealand teams from India and Pakistan tours•Sep 13, 2001•Tim McConnell/ESPNcricinfo Ltd

Martin Snedden bats as Kiran More keeps, fourth match, pool-A, World Cup 1987, India v New Zealand, Bangalore, India, October 14, 1987

Martin Snedden was an accurate seam bowler and an effective lower-order batsman, who played 25 Tests and 93 ODIs between 1980 and 1990 •Oct 14, 1987•Associated Press