Chris Rosie

Australia follows the New Zealand pattern with highs and lows

Australia follows the New Zealand pattern with highs and lows

Australia came out of a day in which 306 runs were scored and 12 wickets fell maintaining the advantage they established in the first session of the first day - but only after seeing their first innings follow a disturbingly similar pattern to New

01-Apr-2000•Chris Rosie

Lethal Lee puts Australia in front

Lethal Lee puts Australia in front

Australia's bowling find of the summer, Brett Lee, picked up his second five-wicket bag in just five tests as New Zealand followed their familiar pattern of early collapse, mid order recovery and late disintegration on the first day of the third test

31-Mar-2000•Chris Rosie

Warne claims the record as Australia claims the win

Warne claims the record as Australia claims the win

Shane Warne wrote himself even further into Australian cricket history as the visitors bowled out New Zealand 40 minutes after lunch on the fifth day of the first test at Eden Park to prevail 62 runs

15-Mar-2000•Chris Rosie

Australia win again in record style

Australia win again in record style

Australia settled the issue of Trans-Tasman cricket supremacy in style in Christchurch, producing a record score of 349 to bury New Zealand hopes with the third win in as many matches in what has become a five-match series

26-Feb-2000•Chris Rosie

Drumm leads from the front

Drumm leads from the front

New Zealand captain Emily Drumm was the difference between the two teams as her aggressive 59 steered the home side to a third straight victory over the touring England side at Auckland with two matches left in the five-match series

17-Feb-2000•Chris Rosie

NZ Beats Windies and Rain

NZ Beats Windies and Rain

The West Indies looked like a team intent on revenge for their test series savaging in the opening match of the one-day series against New Zealand

02-Jan-2000•Chris Rosie

New Zealand win the First Test

New Zealand win the First Test

One big question arises from the first New Zealand-West Indies at Hamilton: how could the team ending the first day at 282 for one lose the match

20-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

Rain does not prevent West Indies embarrassment

Rain does not prevent West Indies embarrassment

Rain had the final say on the fourth day of the Hamilton test but not before the New Zealand bowlers had reasserted the dominance they had established over the West Indies batsman on the second day

19-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

New Zealand take first innings lead on day three

New Zealand take first innings lead on day three

New Zealand will look back on the third day of the Hamilton test against the West Indies and reflect on what might have been

18-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

New Zealand resurge on day two

New Zealand resurge on day two

What a day for New Zealand at Hamilton

17-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

West Indies openers in command on day one

West Indies openers in command on day one

The first scoring shot said virtually everything about the opening day of the first New Zealand test at Hamilton: a loosener from Dion Nash wide outside West Indies opener Sherwin Campbell's off stump casually flicked high over point for four

16-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

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