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Vettori satisfied with 'Umpires Decision Review System'
Auckland ( December 17, 2009, 17:06 ) : New Zealand skipper Daniel Vettori says he is satisfied with Umpires Decision Review System, which was used during three Test cricket series against Pakistan.

The system allows teams to challenge on-field officials' decision by seeking to have it overturned by third umpire to ensure fair decisions. There were 30 umpiring reviews sought by players during the series, where New Zealand wicketkeeper Brendon McCullum was involved in four incidents, and got the right verdict each time.

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NAPIER ( 16-12-2009 ) :
The test series between Pakistan and New Zealand was played in a cordial environment except for a racial abuse hurled at Pakistani cricketers when
 
NAPIER ( 16-12-2009 ) :
New Zealand might finally have an opening partnership they can trust - and a test batsman inside the International Cricket Council's top 10 - but run accumulation continues to give Daniel Vettori an uneasy feeling.
 
NAPIER ( 15-12-2009 ) :
Officials called off draw for the third cricket test and series between Pakistan and New Zealand at McLean Park after heavy rain stopped play and saved Pakistan from defeat.
a Schedule
3 Day Match 24th Nov, 2009  -  28th Nov, 2009 04:00 PST
1st Test 3rd Dec, 2009  -  7th Dec, 2009 04:00 PST
2nd Test 11th Dec, 2009  -  15th Dec, 2009 03:00 PST
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