Chris Rosie

Scotland dominate - but put in some extra work

Blue and white flags of Scotland hung proudly on the surrounds of picturesque Melville Park today as loyal supporters of the Scottish Under-19 team celebrated their lads' comprehensive victory over Canada in their ICC Under-19 World Cup Plate match

30-Jan-2002•By Chris Rosie

Zimbabwe made to work for their 66-run win

Papua New Guinea surprised everyone by choosing to put Zimbabwe in on a firm Melville Park pitch that looked none the worse for having been exposed to a fine Auckland evening after the covers were stolen overnight

29-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Namibia prevails in a match of centuries

Two centuries - one from each side - ensured an absorbing battle between Namibia and Scotland in their ICC Under-19 World Cup match at Eden Park

28-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Zimbabwe hammer Kenya in quest for Plate title

In a brutally clinical fashion, the young Zimbabweans today demonstrated the gulf between Africa's junior Test-playing nation and those countries climbing the cricket ladder

27-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Bangladesh beat India in tense finish at Albany

India's Under-19 World Cup team came back to earth with a heavy thud today after their demolition of South Africa yesterday, going down by two wickets to Bangladesh

24-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

India win the battle of Group A heavyweights

The battle of the heavyweights of Group A in the ICC Under-19 World Cup failed to materialise into the hoped-for close contest

23-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Doull stands out in the murk at Cobham Oval

Northern Districts-Canterbury matches on the Cobham Oval pitch are starting to develop a low-scoring tradition

09-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Recovery day for Whangarei opponents

Initial front-runners in the State Shield, Northern Districts and Canterbury, go into their fourth-round match at Cobham Oval tomorrow having to pick themselves off the deck after suffering comprehensive defeats by Wellington and Otago respectively

08-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Stead's century seals exciting Canterbury last-ball win

One-day cricket at its best

03-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

ND take it down to the wire to beat Auckland

Take two teams packed with talented batsmen, provide a pitch full of runs and a carpet-like outfield, add in a glorious Auckland day, and the crowd enjoying the surroundings of the Eden Park Outer Oval could not help but be entertained

02-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Auckland at full strength for Shield opener

Auckland and Northern Districts will have their internationals on duty at Eden Park tomorrow as the whites are discarded until the middle of February and the dress code turns coloured in the State-sponsored domestic competition

01-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Bert Sutcliffe family man first

As tributes poured in to the great New Zealand batsman Bert Sutcliffe, who died today at the age of 77, the Sutcliffe family were reminded yet again how much they share their husband, father and grandfather with cricket lovers

20-Apr-2001•Chris Rosie

Weather has last say in a disappointing Hamilton exhibition

The last day of the Northern Districts-Otago Shell Trophy match descended into a revolving-door farce as bad light and drizzly rain - and Otago's intention to use up every minute of the day in the search of victory - had the players on and off

20-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Cumming century sets foundation for Otago to dictate terms

A monster second-wicket partnership between Mark Richardson (97) and Craig Cumming, who ended unbeaten on 125, a tea declaration and three wickets in the last session left Otago in firm control of their Shell Trophy match against Northern Districts

19-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Pryor bowls Otago into dominant position

Otago took the honours on the scheduled second day of their ninth round Shell Trophy match with Northern Districts, courtesy of a Craig Pryor five-wicket bag and a quality catching performance behind the stumps

18-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Lakes at Hamilton fine for ducks, no good for cricket

WestpacTrust Park was a dismal sight this morning as light overnight rain showed no sign of abating and heavy overcast hung over Hamilton, creating considerable doubt about the prospect of play on the first day of the ninth round Shell Trophy match

17-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Both sides make changes for crucial Hamilton Trophy match

The Shell Trophy is going right down to the wire with two of the leading contenders, Northern Districts and Otago, beginning their penultimate-round confrontation at in Hamilton with just four points separating them

16-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Northern take maximum points as Parlane stars

The combination of what proved to be a generous Canterbury declaration and a Michael Parlane century brought Northern Districts a timely outright win in their eighth round Shell Trophy match at Whangarei today

15-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Stead century stands out in a day of declarations

Two declarations and Gary Stead's completing his century marked the third day of the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match at Whangarei

14-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

Bradburn and Stead beat the showers

Pesky showers had an early influence, on what was effectively the first day of play in the Northern Districts-Canterbury Shell Trophy match, but in the end they could not deny a batsman and a bowler a very good day at the office

13-Feb-2001•Chris Rosie

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