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Guptill ton secures ODI series for New Zealand
Right-handed opener smashed 118 runs of just 88 deliveries in second ODI against Bangladesh
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Guptill out of New Zealand side for India T20I series
Opener sustained back injury ahead of fifth ODI against the visitors
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New Zealand’s Guptill out of Pakistan series
Right-handed opener was part of ODIs, T20Is squad for UAE tour
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Guptill to play first England Test if Taylor stays unfit
New Zealand coach says it is nice to have opener return for five-day format
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New Zealand's Guptill out of action for six weeks
The 30-year-old will miss rest of domestic season as well as beginning of Indian Premier League
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Record-breaker Guptill brings New Zealand level
Opener piles up 180 to help Kiwis chase down Proteas' 280-run target
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New Zealand ring changes after South Africa humiliation
Hosts were comfortably outplayed by world’s number one side in 159-run defeat
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New Zealand’s Guptill out for three South Africa matches
In-form opening batsman is ruled out due a hamstring injury
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Guptill out of second ODI
New Zealand opener will miss next game against Australia due to hamstring problem
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New Zealand's Guptill signs for Lancashire
29-year-old is due to arrive at Old Trafford following the conclusion of his IPL commitments with Mumbai Indians
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