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• New Zealand in South Africa Test Series, 2007/08
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• New Zealand in South Africa Twenty20 International Match, 2007/08
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• Test matches
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• Twenty20 Internationals
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South Africa v New Zealand, 3rd ODI, Cape Town

Vettori: 'We were beaten by one man'

New Zealand captain applauds Herschelle Gibbs | SA v NZ 3rd ODI scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery

NZ level series with emphatic win

SA v NZ 2nd ODI scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery

Gibbs returns to one-day squad

South African batsman has recovered from knee injury

We mucked it up - Vettori

Captain says dropped catches were costly | SA v NZ 1st ODI scorecard | Bulletin | Gallery

Nervy South Africa edge thriller

SA v NZ scorecard | Bulletin - de Villiers keeps his cool

Where have all the fast men gone?

Mark Richardson on New Zealand's bowling woes

Swinging with Dale Steyn

Ken Borland on South Africa's new, improved bowling line-up

New Zealand's abysmal record abroad

S Rajesh plays The Number's Game

The likeable librarian

Mark Richardson on Daniel Vettori as the New Zealand captain

New Zealand v South Africa - A brief history

Will Luke looks back from 1931 to the present day