Watch Dale Steyn and the team as we go behind the scenes at the shoot of the Hyderabad anthem.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) announced its team of the 2015 World Cup comprising of 12 best performers in the tournament led by New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum.

For scoring the highest individual score in the World Cup of an unbeaten 237 in 163 balls, and that too in a knock-out game, Martin Guptill is our Cricket World Player of the Week.

Trent Boult has helped New Zealand reach the quarter-finals of the Cricket World Cup, and here Ben Williams shows you how too can master the art of swing bowling.

After registering a nervous win against Scotland at Dunedin earlier today, New Zealand pacer Trent Boult admitted that his team made a heavy weather of the small target by losing too many wickets towards the end.

New Zealand pacers presented a rampant display of pace bowling as they rattled Sri Lanka for a measly total of 138 runs in the first innings, allowing the home side to enforce a follow on in the first Test at Hagley Oval, Christchurch.

New Zealand levelled their three-match Test series against Pakistan by winning the third and final match in Sharjah by an innings and 80 runs on day four.

New Zealand took six Pakistan wickets on the final day but were unable to force a win in the second Test in Dubai, with the resulting draw maintaining Pakistan's 1-0 series lead.

The West Indies beat New Zealand by 39 runs in the second and final Twenty20 International in Dominica as the series was tied 1-1.

At stumps on day three of the third and final test in Hamilton New Zealand required a further 116 runs to beat the West Indies and take the series 2-0 after a dramatic evening session in which the tourists crumbled to just 103 all out

Trent Boult wins this week's Cricket World Player of the Week award after taking career-best figures of 10 for 80 to help New Zealand bounce back from their disappointment in Dunedin to thrash the West Indies in the second Test in Wellington.

Trent Boult completed figures of six for 40 in the West Indies' first innings and then four for 40 in their second to bowl New Zealand to an innings-and-73-run win in the second Test in Wellington.

Fast-bowler Trent Boult and wicket-keeper batsman BJ Watling have been ruled out of the New Zealand side for the first Test against West Indies, which begins tomorrow in Antigua. Both men were named in the Black Caps' original 15-man Test squad back in May, but have sustained quad muscle injuries and missed the drawn warm-up match against WICB President's XI.

Injury-struck New Zealand have added left-arm quick bowler Trent Boult to their One-Day International squad ahead of the West Indies series. Ross Taylor, Jacob Oram and Ronnie Hira all suffered injuries during the 2-0 Twenty20 International series defeat and Boult was originally on standby for the five-match ODI series.