Lynn McConnell

Groundsmen to compare notes at Rotorua conference

New Zealand's cricket groundsmen will have the chance to hear how the curator of the WACA ground in Perth has earned the reputation for producing the best pitches in the world

28-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Otago indoor facility proving popular

Otago's modern indoor cricket facility is starting to prove very popular as teams work on their winter programmes and clubs start to build up for their seasons

28-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Queenstown likely to be new venue for first-class cricket

Queenstown is looming as the latest newcomer to the ranks of towns in New Zealand with first-class cricket grounds

28-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Monumental achievement for Sinclair in Yorkshire

Mathew Sinclair has carved a name for himself in English club cricket history by becoming the first player to score 1000 runs before the end of June

26-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Canning and Jansen among the runs in England

Tama Canning's half century wasn't enough to lift Accrington's place on the Lancashire League points table at the weekend

26-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lanka and Pakistan ODIs will determine World Cup pool

New Zealand's pool for the World Cup in 2003 will depend on how the side does in the tri-series with Sri Lanka and India next month, and its One-Day Internationals with Pakistan in September

25-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hill takes top Manawatu award for 2000/01

Joseph Hill has been named Manawatu's cricket player of the year

25-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Security for the future comes by learning from the past - Anderson

Cricket's governing body, the International Cricket Council, needs to keep up with the times in its handling of issues like matchfixing

25-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Rutherford heads for Toronto on the hunt for a World Cup place

Former New Zealand Test captain Ken Rutherford heads to Toronto on Sunday, with the Ireland team he has been coaching for the last two years, looking to gain a place in the 2003 World Cup

22-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Reekers making big impact in the Netherlands

Canterbury's Darren Reekers is enjoying a hot run of form in the Netherlands national cricket league

21-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Umpiring for a career now has an even greater incentive

Changes to umpiring appointments announced by the International Cricket Council this week offer a bigger carrot to the ambitions of umpires than is already the case

21-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Kuggeleijn out of coaching and back to teaching

Northern Districts will go into the new summer without Chris Kuggeleijn as their coach

20-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Tiffen renews rivalry with Australians for MCC

New Zealand women's cricket Haidee Tiffen added another cricketing string to her bow when appearing for the MCC women's side against the touring Australian women at Southgate yesterday

19-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

And about time too, Sir Paul

Sir Paul, what took you so long

19-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Level III coaching programme hits the road at weekend

New Zealand's Level III cricket coaches will be receiving their latest round of training over the next month

18-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Shell era has seen a significant advance in New Zealand cricket

As sponsorship arrangements go, the connection between Shell and cricket has been one of the more enduring relationships in New Zealand sport

15-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sponsorship comes to an end for cricket

One of the longest-serving sponsors in New Zealand sport has ended its association with New Zealand Cricket

15-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Harris hopes bowling change will open way to Test role

Chris Harris might be New Zealand's leading One-Day International wicket taker but his desire to be a serious bowling option for the Test side has seen him develop a new bowling style

15-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Injury allows attention to Vettori's bowling action

Something positive looks likely to emerge from left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori's injury-forced absence from international cricket

15-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Vettori and Nash back on the international scene

Injured players left-arm spinner Daniel Vettori and all rounder Dion Nash have regained their international places with their inclusion in the New Zealand team to travel to Sri Lanka to contest a tri-series with Sri Lanka and India

14-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

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