Lynn McConnell

Douglas cameo highlights a career that might have been

Central Districts matchwinner Mark Douglas didn't know if he was playing his last Shell Cup innings against Northern Districts in today's semi-final at Napier, but just in case it was, he wanted to be not out at the end

21-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Classic contest to provide second finalist

Sunday's Shell Cup semi-final between home Central Districts and visiting team Northern Districts is shaping as a classic battle between the younger and older elements on the New Zealand cricket scene

20-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Auckland maintain healthy advantage at top of table

Auckland maintained its lead at the head of the State Insurance Cup competition with a comfortable 96-run win over Northern Districts in Whangarei today

20-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Corruption unit head on way to New Zealand

International cricket's Anti Corruption Unit director Sir Paul Condon will be in New Zealand midway through next month to meet with anti corruption personnel in this country

19-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Canterbury defies the odds to qualify on top

Canterbury did it again, to claim the first position in the Shell Cup final, when achieving a death-defying 14-run win over Wellington at Jade Stadium in Christchurch tonight

18-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand monitoring Fijian participation issue

New Zealand Cricket is keeping a close eye on the situation regarding Fiji's right to participate in the Pacifica cricket tournament in Auckland next month

17-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sri Lankans name team for New Zealand tour

Sri Lanka's selectors have made three changes to their team for their five-match tour of New Zealand starting in Napier on Wednesday, January 31

17-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Working out the Shell Cup scenarios

If all three under-rated sides were to win their Shell Cup games tomorrow, all six teams could end the round robin phase of the competition within two points of each other

17-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

One day sides in New Zealand are losing their way

New Zealand's Shell Cup sides are not playing the limited overs game well enough for the international side to be competitive

16-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Spinning shortage in age-group grades of concern

A severe shortage of young spin bowlers could make its presence felt on the New Zealand cricket scene over the next few years

16-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Auckland win and Northern Districts celebrate

Auckland proved too strong for Canterbury and took out an 81-run win from their State Insurance Cup game at Hagley Oval today while in Hamilton, Northern Districts were celebrating their first win over a major association, Wellington

16-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Canning only player looked at for New Zealand exemption

Auckland all-rounder Tama Canning was the only player New Zealand Cricket sought an exemption for from the International Cricket Council last week

16-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Old rivals play out a tie

Perennial women's cricket rivals Auckland and Canterbury played out the first tie in living memory at provincial level in the State Insurance Cup women's game at Hagley Oval today

15-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Maia Lewis plays big hand for Wellington

Former New Zealand captain Maia Lewis scored an outstanding 89 for Wellington against Northern Districts at Hamilton in the State Insurance Cup game today

15-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Pacifica Cup one step in the grand cricket plan

New Zealand's joint hosting of the Pacifica Cup in Auckland next month is the most visible demonstration yet of the International Cricket Council's desire to broaden the world-wide appeal of cricket

15-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Women ready to build on World Cup-winning base

Basking in the glow of New Zealand's victory in the CricInfo Women's World Cup last month, the country's leading provincial cricketers will start their annual competition for the State Insurance Cup this weekend

12-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Hysteria over Carisbrook situation ignores the facts

So the "making something out of nothing" genie has been let out of the box again in the Otago-Northern Districts Shell Trophy match at Carisbrook

11-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Rare chance for Maori players to lead development cause

Hutt Valley-based all-rounder Leigh Kelly first had an inkling of a new area of opportunity in his cricket at the end of last season

11-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Bell right on course for Wellington batting record

Wellington captain Matthew Bell's stated aim of scoring more than 1000 runs in Shell Trophy cricket this year is halfway to fruition at the midway stage of the competition

11-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

Take time with Vettori return - it will be worth it

Why the rush to get Daniel Vettori back into international cricket

10-Jan-2001•Lynn McConnell

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