Lynn McConnell

Spirit of Cricket message to be driven home in New Zealand

New Zealand Cricket is making a whole-hearted effort to embrace the principles espoused in the Spirit of Cricket preamble to the laws of the game

17-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Technology experiment gets thumbs up from Aldridge

Long-time advocate of greater use of technology in umpiring decisions, New Zealand Cricket's umpiring manager Brian Aldridge was delighted with the success of experimentation at the ICC Champions Trophy tournament

17-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Subtle change for bowlers will make a difference to batsmen

As a result of input from players, fast short-pitched balls over head height can now be called a wide and not a no-ball

17-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Almanack sets the scene for new summer again

The 55th New Zealand Cricket Almanack (2002 edition) by Francis Payne and Ian Smith

03-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Player no-show hits NZ warm-up programme

Pre-season warm-ups for the six first-class associations and the end-of-year match programme for the New Zealand Academy which were due to start next week have been cancelled

01-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

NZ cricket finds itself in the front line on industrial issues

The spectre of industrial action loomed over the New Zealand sporting scene today when the country's first-class cricketers, including internationals, told their national body they were not free to take part in an intensive programme of warm-up

01-Oct-2002•Lynn McConnell

Mark Waugh's biography flawed in approach

Mark Waugh - The Biography by James Knight

26-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Vital two months ahead for New Zealand World Cup hopes

Smarting from their failure to get past pool play in defending their ICC Champions Trophy prize in Sri Lanka, New Zealand's leading players have been told the next two months could be the most important two months in their careers

25-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand players share concerns over ban talk

New Zealand's international players share the concerns expressed by their parent players' body, the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA), in relation to the International Cricket Council's (ICC) demands over sponsorship rights

25-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Canterbury still on the lookout for secondary ground

Canterbury Cricket is still on the lookout for the most suitable venue for its secondary venue for first-class matches

25-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Senior statesman Hadlee upset at incorrect word usage

Walter Hadlee is upset, and with good cause

25-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand clubs to have rare use of their international players

A quirk in New Zealand's international programme has resulted in a rare fact - international players will be available to play for their clubs through the early part of club cricket competitions this year

25-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Canterbury continues to struggle against financial bouncers

Canterbury joined Northern Districts as the only New Zealand cricket associations unable to record a surplus over the last year

24-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Champions tourney tests the law of diminishing returns

When the International Cricket Council set up their international knockout tournament as a means of raising funds for cricket development, it seemed like a very good idea

23-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Simon Doull re-ignites his one-day career

As anticipated, the short stint former New Zealand swing bowler Simon Doull had in the Netherlands has resulted in him making himself available for Northern Districts for one-day play this summer

22-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Central Districts name selectors and coaches

Selection panels for Central Districts representative teams have been announced

19-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bond receives offer from Warwickshire for next year

New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond has been offered a contract to play for Warwickshire in the English county championship next summer

18-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Stephen Boock set to step over players' Rubicon

Former international left-arm spinner Stephen Boock never imagined when his playing career finished in the summer of 1989/90 that he would later enter the halls of cricket administration

18-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Long-serving Grant Bradburn retires from cricket

New Zealand domestic cricket lost one of its longest-serving players of the modern generation today when Northern Districts stalwart Grant Bradburn decided to retire

18-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

Otago looking to back financial performance with on-field lift

Otago joined the list of financial achievers over the past season by recording a small surplus of $3400, which represented a vast improvement and a turnaround of $186,948 within 12 months

16-Sep-2002•Lynn McConnell

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