Mark Richardson

The punishment meted out to David Warner, Cameron Bancroft and Steven Smith is the most severe in cricket's history with ball tampering. Here are seven other confessions from the past

Keaton Jennings and Michael Richardson continued their superb form with a stand of 158 in to propel Durham to a 19-run Royal London Cup win against Northamptonshire

Bizarre analogies, pithy one-liners and slick selfies abound in our Twitter round-up

Bat sizes, eating at the movies, and constructing a shed: let it never be said that our Twitter round-up was shy of tackling the big topics

It's one of those statistical milestones that no one enjoys, out for 99 in a Test match

Mark Richardson has reopened the question over Muttiah Muralitharan's bowling action by saying that he was convinced many of his deliveries were well beyond the 15-degree allowance

The cricketers-turned-commentators, along with statistician Francis Payne, were driving along through the Kaimai Ranges to Auckland on their way back from Tauranga after the cancellation of a domestic Twenty20 match and ran into torrential rain

The importance of being able to hold one's drink

Martin Williamson looks back on the week ending March 19, 2006

A stream of verbal abuse aimed by New Zealand cricket captain Stephen Fleming at former team-mate and now television commentator Mark Richardson has been dismissed as a hoax

Jacques Rudolph's seven-hour hundred on the last day of the Perth Test was not only one of the great match-saving innings of the last decade; it also showed that, no matter how fast and attack-minded Test cricket becomes, there will always be a place in t

Mark Richardson talks to Herschelle Gibbs about betting scandals, the Test series against Australia and dropping the 1999 World Cup

Perhaps numbers never do reveal the full story, but they tell a large part of it

New Zealand's opening batsman, Mark Richardson, has laid into the standard of opposition provided by Bangladesh during their recently concluded tour

Mark Richardson's dismissal was a rare bright spot in a bleak Test for India © AFP Cruel as it may be to rub it into one's opponents after keeping them in the field for two days, Mark Richardson managed it effortlessly

Lou Vincent and Mark Richardson both scored hundreds as New Zealand reached a commanding 247 for 1 at close on the first day of the second Test at Mohali

Mark Richardson and Lou Vincent authored another chapter as New Zealand continue to rewrite the record books

India's tactics at home are increasingly beginning to resemble a violin concerto played on one string

Lou Vincent reaped the rewards of curbing his strokeplay, while for India - and for Parthiv Patel in particular - it was a day to forget in a hurry