Grant Elliott

Suzie Bates picks the best performance she saw this decade

Former New Zealand allrounder Grant Elliott looks back at the biggest moment of his career

Few one-dayers have matched this semi-final for emotional intensity

Five runs to get in two balls - what do you do, Grant?

"Started in Johannesburg finished in Birmingham," his retirement post read on Instagram

Birmingham Bears fell to a 16-run defeat against the Derbyshire Falcons in a low-scoring Vitality Blast game at Derby

Former New Zealand allrounder Grant Elliott provided resounding approval to the security measures for the World XI series in Lahore

Rory Burns was left fuming when his catch was disallowed by the third umpire as Surrey were sent crashing out of the NatWest Blast having initially stormed way with the bat

Grant Elliott, the New Zealand allrounder who played a starring role in his country's run to the World Cup final in 2015, is to announce his retirement from international cricket

Grant Elliott channeled his 2015 World Cup semi-final heroics for Lahore Qalanders, hitting a six in the final over off Mohammad Sami to seal a one-wicket win over Islamabad United at Sharjah

Lahore Qalandars, who were thrashed by Quetta Gladiators in their tournament opener, made light work of a 159 target in Dubai

A round-up of the Super Smash matches held on December 26, 2016

New Zealand allrounder Grant Elliott, 37, has retired from ODIs, following his side's exit from the World T20. He is yet to take a call on his T20 career

Certain multi-format players have surprisingly underachieved in T20Is. It's because they haven't played enough of such matches to develop a rhythm

New Zealand allrounder Grant Elliott is 37 today. His life over the last few years has been worth making a movie about

New Zealand's record in World T20s has been disappointing, but with a promising squad coming off dominant T20 wins at home, they will be confident of their chances this time

Grant Elliott picked up his second consecutive Man-of-the-Match award, helping Quetta Gladiators become the first team to seal a spot in PSL playoffs following their five-wicket win against Karachi Kings in Sharjah

After having been blown away by Umar Akmal blitz on Monday night, Quetta Gladiators rebounded with a punishing win against Islamabad United in Sharjah

New Zealand exceeded expectations in most departments, and their showing in the World Cup was hugely heartening