Dion Nash

Former New Zealand fast bowler Dion Nash talks about his World Cup performances, the hopes of the current side, and the injuries that shortened his career

Campbell and Griffith smashed hundreds as West Indies cruised to 276 for no loss on the opening day. Then came the fightback

New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori and coach Andy Moles have been appointed to the national selection panel after existing selector Dion Nash stepped down due to personal commitments

Why does New Zealand produce so many fast bowlers who promise the moon and then break down with injury and vanish off the scene?

Shane Bond wasn't the first exciting New Zealand fast bowler who struggled with injuries through a truncated career

New Zealand's bemused bowlers play a dead rubber in Auckland on Saturday that has a lot at stake for them. A win will help them restore some credibility, Daniel Vettori had said minutes after Virender Sehwag smote his side into submission in Hamilton on W

Places in the New Zealand squad are no longer for keeps with selector Dion Nash warning underperforming players that, regardless of their status, they may get the axe if they do not deliver

Eleven of New Zealand's greatest victories abroad

Reacting to criticism of the way New Zealand's selectors and coach deal with player axing, Dion Nash has urged those concerned to focus on their performance.

John Wright has missed out on a place on New Zealand's selection panel, with the existing four-member group reappointed for at least a year

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson on players how have fallen foul of less-than-legal substances

Andrew Miller and Martin Williamson on players who have taken one-day hat-tricks

Andrew Miller looks back on Stephen Fleming's career as he reaches 100 Tests

The World Cricket Classic, a Twenty20 cricket competition set to feature former leading international players, has been launched in London

Dion Nash joins John Bracewell, Richard Hadlee and Glenn Turner in the four-man selection committee

For the first time in nine years, New Zealand have a batsman among the top eight in the world rankings

The playing career of often-injured 30-year-old cricket all-rounder Dion Nash is over, but today he seemed to regard himself as coming off his long run with a hard and shiny ball, and aiming bouncers at old enemies at the other end of the pitch

New Zealand Cricket's honest toiler Dion Nash has reached the end of his tether, a tether more sorely tested than for most in cricket, and has announced his retirement from all levels of the game

International and Auckland all-rounder Dion Nash has been suspended from all cricket from December 22-January 3 following a code of conduct hearing during the Otago-Auckland State Championship match which ended in Dunedin today