Lynn McConnell

Cornwall continue on their winning way at home

Cornwall maintained its hopes of a home town success in the Sovereign National Club Championship with a win over Hamilton Eastern Suburbs at Cornwall Park today

06-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Richardson caps a remarkable summer as player of the year

Mark Richardson's sensational first summer of international cricket has been acknowledged with his selection as the National Bank New Zealand player of the year

06-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Warriors warm up for final with tidy dress rehearsal

Western Warriors warmed up for the final of the Champions Cup tomorrow with an easy 108-run win over Central Districts in Perth today

03-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Another boost for young CD side, a win in Perth

Central Districts kept their hopes alive in the Champions Cup tournament by beating Indian side Mumbai by 106 runs in Perth last night

02-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair will not play in Perth tournament

Outstanding Central Districts batsman Mathew Sinclair is not joining the State Central Stags at the Champions Cup tournament in Perth for the matches against hosts Western Australia and Mumbai

02-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Craig McMillan to lead New Zealand in Sharjah

Craig McMillan, as expected, has been named to captain the New Zealand team to participate in the Coca-Cola Cup tournament in Sharjah

01-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

A tale of two summers

It wasn't the best of years, it wasn't the worst of years

01-Apr-2001•Lynn McConnell

Record win for New Zealand is worst loss for Pakistan

New Zealand cricket just got a whole lot tougher to take a record win, and inflict a record loss, over Pakistan after a stunning fourth and final day in Hamilton today

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sharjah selection chance to assess fringe players

New Zealand's decision to accept an invitation to play in the Sharjah tournament is something of a windfall, despite the fact that it comes at the end of a season which almost had New Zealand on their knees physically

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

McMillan wanted six boundaries but didn't know about record

World record holder for most runs off an over in a Test, New Zealand batsman Craig McMillan didn't know the significance of his achievement during his side's record-breaking victory over Pakistan at Hamilton today

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

All good fun for Kiwi hitmen

The record-breaking fourth wicket partnership by Stephen Fleming and Craig McMillan which set up one of the more remarkable days in New Zealand cricket history all came down to the pair having some good fun out in the middle

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sharjah provides cash incentive for next tier of New Zealand players

New Zealand's cricketers are in for an end of season bonus of $NZ545,013 after the acceptance of an invitation to play in the Coca-Cola Cup tournament at Sharjah from April 8-20

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Unhappy first Test as skipper for Inzamam

Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq was not happy that his first experience in the job resulted in a record-breaking innings and 185-run loss for his side

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Fleming wants to sort out century skills

Stephen Fleming's New Zealand team scored more Test centuries in a summer than any other in history but the skipper wasn't among them and says the reason he is going to Middlesex for the winter is to learn how to score centuries

30-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Kiwi odd couple cash in as opportunity knocks

New Zealand cricket's odd couple, youthful Matthew Bell and born-again, and again, Mark Richardson scored maiden Test centuries and helped their side to a 156-run lead over Pakistan with two days of the third Test remaining

29-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Avoiding 99 was key for Mark Richardson

New Zealand Test century maker Mark Richardson had more reason than most to be delighted that he was able to avoid sitting on 99 during his unbeaten innings against Pakistan in Hamilton today

29-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Doig says alternative plan available for India and Pakistan

India and Pakistan's impasse over future playing contact will not jeopardise the International Cricket Council's 10-year Test plan

29-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Rain in Hamilton stymies New Zealand

New Zealand cricket fans have prayed for rain several times over the summer without effect, but when they most needed fine weather, it rained

28-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Richardson on auto-pilot in Test opening role

They invented the word challenge for cricketers like New Zealand opening batsman Mark Richardson

28-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

Trist leaving the game with greater Kiwi pool of players

When he packs his gear bag at the end of this final Test against Pakistan, New Zealand coach David Trist will reflect on two years with the national team that he is not satisfied with but he won't be disappointed either

28-Mar-2001•Lynn McConnell

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