Don Cameron

Dizzy pitch leaves no room for lbw debates

When umpires agree with more than two or three lbw appeals per innings there may be dark mutterings about what might be the partiality, pin-pricking or faulty eyesight of the adjudicators

26-Nov-2001•Don Cameron

Gray re-affirms progress in match-fixing clean-out

Malcolm Gray, president of the International Cricket Council, issued a world-wide warning to world cricket today - the match-fixing scandals and problems must be buried by the time of the 2003 World Cup in South Africa

12-Nov-2001•Don Cameron

NZ gains tournament by popular acclaim

New Zealand gained one of the plums of world cricket, the staging of the 16-team ICC Under-19 World Cup event, more or less by popular acclaim

12-Nov-2001•Don Cameron

The future according to Martin Snedden

Martin Snedden, New Zealand Cricket's chief executive, took his crystal ball to a media briefing at Eden Park today, and rather suggested that he was wise to divert from the law to cricket administration rather than take up employment as a TAB

25-Oct-2001•Don Cameron

ND Chief criticises England tour venues

Claims that the New Zealand Cricket board's decision to play the Tests against England next summer at Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland were based on

03-Aug-2001•Don Cameron

Eden Park - the generous cricketing Big Brother

Eden Park will have a new cricket scoreboard for the England tour matches next summer -- and North Harbour may also have a second-hand bargain

18-Jul-2001•Don Cameron

Rugby shows no sign of letting up in season encroachment

Cricket administrators may be worried that the major rugby season in New Zealand is now stretching from late February to early November -- perhaps squeezing cricket out of its traditional share of grounds that cater for the two sports

06-Jul-2001•Don Cameron

Shell, the perfect sponsored marriage

Part of New Zealand cricket's tradition has slipped away with the news that Shell will no longer sponsor our domestic competitions

15-Jun-2001•Don Cameron

Sail looking for improved season from Auckland

Tony Sail, the Auckland cricket coach, has got the message that the 2001/02 season must produce better results than last summer - and Sail will be passing a similar warning to his representative squad

08-Jun-2001•Don Cameron

Rugby comes to cricket's aid for a change

WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton will become an even brighter jewel in the New Zealand cricket crown next summer, thanks to the needs of the Waikato rugby team

23-May-2001•Don Cameron

Auckland still searches for quality grounds

The laying of a first-class pitch block at the North Harbour stadium represents another step in Auckland's search for top-quality domestic and international pitches

18-Apr-2001•Don Cameron

Bracewell's transformation of Gloucestershire recognised by bible

Should John Bracewell, the craggy former New Zealand all-rounder, consider applying for the vacant New Zealand cricket coaching position he should buy the latest copy of the Wisden Cricketers' Almanack and borrow some comments from the famous and

17-Apr-2001•Don Cameron

Eden Park almost ready to debut portable pitch

A $600,000 miracle took place at Eden Park this morning

03-Mar-2001•Don Cameron

Auckland take gold for appealing

Auckland may not have won the Shell Trophy but there were many times as they defeated Canterbury by 112 runs today when they looked certain to take a gold medal if there was ever a contest for appealing

26-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Mills over the moon at New Zealand 'A' selection

Kyle Mills was his usual 6ft 3in tall when he got up this morning

26-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Some New Zealand reminiscences of The Don

It says much for the universal respect for the late Sir Donald Bradman that only 15 minutes after the Auckland and Canterbury players heard of the great batsman's death yesterday they arranged their own tribute before starting the last day of their

26-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Auckland strive to end Trophy campaign on high note

After yet another puzzling display of their Jekyll and Hyde character, the Auckland cricket team face the giddy prospect of a big win over their old enemy Canterbury when their Shell Trophy match ends at the Eden Park Outer Oval tomorrow

25-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

'Dude' McIntosh heals scars with outstanding knock

To his team-mates and casual acquaintances Tim McIntosh sometimes appears a "cool dude," relaxed about his batsmanship, one of the Mark Waugh half-down school of reflex slip fieldsmen

25-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

McIntosh rediscovers touch with chanceless century

Tim McIntosh, the 21-year-old Auckland left-hand opening batsman, performed one of the great rags-to-riches performances when he scored 167 in the Auckland first innings score of 361 for four wickets against Canterbury in the Shell Trophy match at

24-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

Fiery Penn and O'Brien flatten Auckland to strengthen Trophy tilt

Inspired by the fiery bowling of the experienced Andrew Penn and the 24-year newcomer Iain O'Brien - backed by the clever hands of Chris Nevin the wicket-keeper - Wellington gave Auckland an embarrassing thumping in their Shell Trophy match at

20-Feb-2001•Don Cameron

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