The Black Caps have declared on 575 for eight, late on day two of the third test against the West Indies at Mount Maunganui

That's left the New Zealand cricketers up to 23 overs to bowl at the Windies, who've spent 155 overs in the field - and are now facing a rested home attack.

A short time ago, the visitors were 18 without loss ... a big 557 runs behind.



It's tea over in Adelaide, where Australia are 119 for two in their second innings, leading England by 204 runs, on day three of the pivotal third Ashes test.



New Black Ferns head coach Whitney Hansen insists she has a hands-on approach on the training field.

It follows Scott Robertson's revelation that Scott Hansen actually does the traditional head coaching role at the All Blacks.