Lynn McConnell

Newton, Godliman and Connor give England good start

England were in a strong position at the end of the first day of the second women's Test against India at the County Ground in Taunton

15-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand players unaffected by contract demands

New Zealand's players at the ICC Champions Trophy next month are not affected by the contracts issue which has resulted in an impassed between the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) and the International Cricket Council

15-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand players yet to sign tournament contracts

No New Zealand players are directly affected by requirements to forgo personal sponsorships before the ICC Champions Trophy but they have not yet signed tournament contracts as a matter of principle

14-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Australian Academy side too strong for Kiwis

Australia's Academy side proved too strong for their New Zealand counterparts in a one-day game in Townsville yesterday

13-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

South Africa settle for draw 41 runs short of NZ Academy target

New Zealand and South Africa's Academy sides played out a draw on a slow pitch in Townsville yesterday

12-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

McMillan's absence from Champions' team gives Sinclair his chance

Three New Zealand players, including high-ranked middle-order batsman Craig McMillan have opted out of the ICC Champions Trophy team named today for security reasons

12-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

England take six-wicket win over India in compensation ODI

A 92-run opening stand between England batsmen Charlotte Edwards and Kathryn Leng proved the difference in the One-Day International played against India as compensation for their washed out Test match at Beaconsfield yesterday

12-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Day/night games a feature of one-day matches next summer

New Zealand's domestic one-day competition for the State Shield moves into the day/night era in the new summer

09-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sims put his side of 'Bosanquet incident' in autobiography

More news on the Bosanquet incident at Lancaster Park during the Canterbury-MCC game of 1903 has emerged

08-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Parore ensures the '90s pain won't go away

None of the cricketing countries have players who dump on the game that has sustained them and built their reputations in the way that New Zealand players do.

07-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Players' association will be key player in New Zealand cricket

New Zealand's cricket players' association is going to be a very significant factor in the short-to-medium term on the cricket scene here, according to retired wicket-keeper Adam Parore.

07-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Strong New Zealand teams chase indoor World Cups in Wellington next month

New Zealand's indoor cricketers will be looking to take full advantage of home knowledge when competing in the World Cup in Wellington from September 30 to October 6

07-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Academies play out a draw in Townsville

Australia's and New Zealand's Academies played out a draw in the opening game of the Southern Hemisphere Academies tournament being played in Townsville yesterday

06-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Marlborough identity Arthur Cresswell dies

Former Wellington and Central Districts player Arthur Cresswell died in Blenheim on Saturday, four days short of his 85th birthday

06-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Ryder bats through most of day for 181 for NZ Academy

Hawke's Bay batsman Jesse Ryder gave another demonstration of his batting worth when scoring 181 for the New Zealand Academy on day two of their three-day match with the Australian Academy at Townsville yesterday

05-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Enjoyment of cricket the motivation for Hayward

A journey that began for a 25-year-old Richard Hayward looking for some employment in the English winter in 1979 reaches a new level when he takes up the position of Canterbury's coaching director next month

01-Aug-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hayward takes on Canterbury coaching director's position

Former Central Districts and English county professional Richard Hayward has been appointed Canterbury Cricket's coaching director

31-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

Injury surveillance to be part of NZ cricket summer

New Zealand Cricket's sports science medical co-ordinator Warren Frost is hopeful an injury surveillance programme can be in place at first-class and international level this summer

31-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

David Kelly moves north for new season

Opening batsman David Kelly is transferring his allegiance from Central Districts to Northern Districts this summer

29-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

The 'Test' that started it all for New Zealand

March 7, 1967 is not enshrined in New Zealand cricket history as a day of any special significance - but a case could be made that it was where the belief started to emerge that was to later blossom into success on the playing arenas of the world

29-Jul-2002•Lynn McConnell

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