Lynn McConnell

Shoaib Akhtar says his action has never changed

Pakistani fast man Shoaib Akhtar was not especially satisfied with his career best One-Day International figures achieved today against New Zealand while cricket officials who queried his bowling action may be interested in Akhtar's post-match claim

18-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pakistan turns on more pain for New Zealand

New Zealand's summer of cricket anguish got just a little more frustrating with today's six-wicket loss to Pakistan in the opening game of the National Bank series at Eden Park

18-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Vettori shows how valuable he could be for Tests

Daniel Vettori's bowling performance for New Zealand in its six wicket loss to Pakistan at Eden Park today highlighted the importance he could be in the side's attack in the forthcoming Test matches

18-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

First New Zealand-Pakistan ODI off until tomorrow

Auckland's weather had the final say when the scheduled opening game of the National Bank New Zealand-Pakistan One-Day International series was postponed until tomorrow's reserve day

17-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Doig looks to new frontiers

Departing New Zealand Cricket chief executive Christopher Doig is moving into an organisation already moving and shaking the sports management arena in the Southern Hemisphere

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pakistani batting attack as big a threat as bowlers

All the talk in the lead-up to tomorrow's first National Bank series match between New Zealand and Pakistan has been about the fearsome Pakistani bowling attack, but of equal concern is the batting line-up New Zealand must contain

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand cricket scene vastly changed during Doig's reign

From performing in the world of arts to leading cricket from what had been something of a sinfonia into more like a full blown symphony orchestra, Doig has re-shaped the face of New Zealand cricket administration and won respect on the world stage

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Doig resignation sends shockwaves through NZ cricket

New Zealand Cricket's chief executive Christopher Doig caused a shock on the sporting front when announcing today that he is stepping down from his position from the end of March

16-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pakistanis remind Kiwis of the values in promoting youth

Pakistan's arrival for its five One-Day Internationals and three Test match tour of New Zealand completes the triumvirate of the world's leading cricket nations over the last three years

15-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Jade Stadium to provide all comforts of home

Canterbury sports fans attending Jade Stadium from March 1 will have the benefit of a giant video replay screen under a 10-year sponsorship arrangement announced today with Orion New Zealand Limited

15-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

World Cup seeding scheme eliminates meaningless ODIs

A seeding system put in place for the next World Cup in South Africa has taken the meaningless tag off many of the One-Day International series played around the world

14-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Discounted ODI tickets for 48 hours

For 48 hours from 10am tomorrow cricket fans will be able to buy heavily discounted tickets for the forthcoming National Bank series between New Zealand and Pakistan

14-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Cricket watching is getting a whole lot more comfortable

Cricket watching is soon going to be a much more comfortable affair in most of New Zealand's main centres

13-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Faster cricket news for New Zealand's CricInfo users

Growth of public interest in cricket on New Zealand Cricket's Internet site has resulted in the country's first server being installed by CricInfo.com to speed up the delivery of the country's No 1 sports site

13-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Vote of confidence for Fleming and players

New Zealand will field the same basic squad that finished the Sri Lankan one-day series for the first two matches of the National Bank series against Pakistan starting in Auckland on Saturday

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Benefits starting to emerge from player development

New Zealand's inexperienced players were starting to show the benefits of the investment made in them by team selectors, coach David Trist said after today's 13-run win over Sri Lanka averted a whitewash

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Planning that cricket holiday for February 2011

Planning your holidays for February 2011

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

A win in the nick of time for desperate Kiwis

New Zealand has spent much of the summer trying to get the formula right in its one-day game and offered a hint in beating Sri Lanka by 13 runs in Christchurch today that when everything falls into place it is not far away from being a much more

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

ICC meeting confirms Youth World Cup for NZ and 10-year plan

New Zealand will host the next Youth World Cup, next summer, after final ratification was made at the meeting of the International Cricket Council in Melbourne yesterday

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

Oram marks his arrival with an innings to cherish

Jacob Oram announced his arrival on the international stage in Christchurch today with a thrilling 59-run innings when taking on the Sri Lankan spinners

11-Feb-2001•Lynn McConnell

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