Martin Guptill (8th ODI hundred) and Tom Latham (maiden ODI hundred) were unstoppable as New Zealand squared the series 1-1

Highest ever opening stand against Zimbabwe in ODIs
• Highest ever opening stand in Harare.
• Joint Man of the Match award winners.

Rice and Richard Hadlee outside the Trent Bridge gates in 1987 © PA Photos

Clive Rice, with Hadlee, Kapil, Botham and Marshall at an allrounders' competition in Taunton, 1984 © PA Photos

431 Test wickets - the most by any New Zealand bowler

Ross Taylor recorded his 13th ODI century, as his 119 Not Out powered New Zealand to 398-5 against England in the 2nd ODI in June 2015

BJ Watling's impressive century helped New Zealand establish a lead of 338 at Stumps on Day 3 of this remarkable 2nd Test against England in 2015

New Zealand's classy all-rounder of the 1970s and 1980s, Jeremy Coney

James Franklin debut against Pakistan in Auckland in 2000

Franklin, an effective allrounder, couldn’t buy a run, first trapped in front by Saqlain Mushtaq and then bowled by Mohammad Sami. He was dropped after the series, but returned to the side in the mid-2000s – scoring an unbeaten 122 against South Africa in 2006 – and played the last of his 31 Tests in 2013 in South Africa.

A more-than capable batsman

New Zealand Ken Rutherford managed just 12 runs in his first seven Test innings, having started out with a pair on debut against West Indies in Port of Spain when, as a 19 year old, he had the unenviable task of facing Malcolm Marshall. He was then run out in the second innings to cap a poor debut, but thereafter scored 2465 runs for New Zealand on his way to an average of 27.08 from 56 Tests.

Mark Craig had a memorable debut, West Indies v New Zealand, 1st Test, Kingston, 3rd day, June 10, 2014 Photo AP

New Zealand players celebrate after securing their second Test win in West Indies, West Indies v New Zealand, 1st Test, Jamaica, 4th day, June 11, 2014 Photo AP

Ex New Zealand Captain Ken Rutherford

New Zealand All Time Great All Rounder Richard Hadlee

Ex-New Zealand Captain Stephen Fleming in 1996 World Cup

Michael Clarke and Brendon McCullum pose with the World Cup trophy, World Cup 2015, Melbourne, March 28, 2015

Best Bowling in CWC 2015

Leading Run Scorers in CWC 2015

Grant Elliott and Tim Southee reflect on what could have been, Australia v New Zealand, World Cup 2015, final, Melbourne, March 29, 2015

Brendon McCullum congratulates Michael Clarke after his innings, Australia v New Zealand, World Cup 2015, final, Melbourne, March 29, 2015

Dejected New Zealand players look on during the presentation ceremony.