'Saw people drop dead in front of me: NZ witnesses recount horror

At least 49 people have been killed in terror attacks at two New Zealand mosques on Friday. The shootings at Linwood Masjid Mosque and Al Noor mosque in central Christchurch took place during......

Ad for flatmates in NZ prohibiting Indians sparks outrage

An advertisement stating "no Indians or Asians" for flatmates in New Zealand's biggest online marketplace, sparked an outrage among the Indian community which said such "explicit discrimination"......

NZ anchor quits amid uproar over Dikshit remark

A controversial New Zealand TV host, who mocked and mispronounced Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit's name prompting India to lodge a diplomatic protest, on Sunday resigned, acknowledging that he......

NZ TV host apologises to Indian-origin Guv Gen

Prominent New Zealand broadcaster Paul Henry has apologised after he triggered a race row involving the country's Indian-origin Governor General Sir Anand Satyanand, a media report said. While......

Kane Williamson responds to Wagner retirement controversy

Kane Williamson declines New Zealand 'forced' Neil Wagner to retire Photograph: Kind Courtesy BlackCaps/X Kane Williamson on Wednesday rubbished the suggestion made by former batter Ross Taylor......

Credit bowlers for dead ball, says Greg Chappell

‘As for the three byes off the stumps, one must ask: is that really what the tour conditions are trying to achieve? In a game where the balance is already well in favour of the batsman, what......

'Indian batsmen didn't make any adjustments'

'They didn't make any adjustments in the way they played' IMAGE: Kyle Jamieson celebrates after picking up the wicket of Virat Kohli. Photograph: Hagen Hopkins/Getty Images Former New......

Pundits, media hail New Zealand's 'selection masterstroke'

IMAGE: Ish Sodhi, centre, celebrates with team mates after taking the wicket of Ravindra Jadeja during the opening match of World T20 in Nagpur, on Tuesday. Photograph: Danish Siddiqui/Reuters The......

NZ Cricket back McCullum but Cairns calls him 'sad'

‘Brendon is an employee of ours, so we've got a duty of care around him that makes sure he's in a safe working environment and free of harassment and all that humiliation stuff’......