Tom Latham
'Great moment' for New Zealand cricket, says Latham
New Zealand captain Tom Latham on Sunday said his team's 3-0 Test sweep in India was one of the "greatest series wins" for the country.
Latham raises hat to Black Caps for special series win in India
"It's an immensely proud moment for this group. Coming off the back of a Sri Lanka series where we didn't get the results we wanted, to come here and play the style of cricket that we did... immensely proud," Latham said.
Confident New Zealand ready for India spin challenge
New Zealand won the opener on a seaming pitch in Bengaluru for their first Test triumph in India since 1988 but face a different challenge in the second match starting Thursday.
Southee replaced by Latham as New Zealand Test captain
Tim Southee stood down as New Zealand captain on Wednesday in the wake of their heavy Test series defeat in Sri Lanka and will be replaced by Tom Latham.
Latham, Williamson half-centuries take Kiwis to 255-4 in Sri Lanka
Half-centuries from Tom Latham and Kane Williamson put New Zealand at 255-4 and in hot pursuit of Sri Lanka on day two of the first Test on Thursday.
Senior players must step up in Williamson's absence: Latham
Latham spoke to reporters on Wednesday as New Zealand Cricket released its summer schedule, which starts with a three-test series against England in November before white-ball series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
We were completely outplayed, says NZ captain Latham
New Zealand skipper Tom Latham said his side 'were completely outplayed' by Bangladesh following a nine-wicket defeat in the third and final ODI of the three-match series in Napier on Saturday.
Kiwis bundled out for lowest ODI total against Tigers
Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss and decided to bowl in the third and final ODI of the three-match series against New Zealand in Nelson on Saturday.
Bangladesh suffer 44-run defeat in 1st ODI
The visitors will need 245 runs to win owing to the adjusted total by the DLS method.
'Great moment' for New Zealand cricket, says Latham
New Zealand captain Tom Latham on Sunday said his team's 3-0 Test sweep in India was one of the "greatest series wins" for the country.
Latham raises hat to Black Caps for special series win in India
"It's an immensely proud moment for this group. Coming off the back of a Sri Lanka series where we didn't get the results we wanted, to come here and play the style of cricket that we did... immensely proud," Latham said.
Confident New Zealand ready for India spin challenge
New Zealand won the opener on a seaming pitch in Bengaluru for their first Test triumph in India since 1988 but face a different challenge in the second match starting Thursday.
Southee replaced by Latham as New Zealand Test captain
Tim Southee stood down as New Zealand captain on Wednesday in the wake of their heavy Test series defeat in Sri Lanka and will be replaced by Tom Latham.
Latham, Williamson half-centuries take Kiwis to 255-4 in Sri Lanka
Half-centuries from Tom Latham and Kane Williamson put New Zealand at 255-4 and in hot pursuit of Sri Lanka on day two of the first Test on Thursday.
Senior players must step up in Williamson's absence: Latham
Latham spoke to reporters on Wednesday as New Zealand Cricket released its summer schedule, which starts with a three-test series against England in November before white-ball series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan.
We were completely outplayed, says NZ captain Latham
New Zealand skipper Tom Latham said his side 'were completely outplayed' by Bangladesh following a nine-wicket defeat in the third and final ODI of the three-match series in Napier on Saturday.
Kiwis bundled out for lowest ODI total against Tigers
Bangladesh skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto won the toss and decided to bowl in the third and final ODI of the three-match series against New Zealand in Nelson on Saturday.
Bangladesh suffer 44-run defeat in 1st ODI
The visitors will need 245 runs to win owing to the adjusted total by the DLS method.
Trans-Tasman rivalry: Latham wary of 'Australia we know'
Five-times champions Australia started this edition with consecutive defeats, by unbeaten hosts India and title contenders South Africa.