Mountains, glaciers and cricket
Dec 5, 2014 In part two of our look at scenic cricket venues in New Zealand that failed to make the World Cup cut: South Island's finest
New Zealand A v India A, Lincoln
Bad pitch forces abandonment
Sep 18, 2012 An unfit pitch forced the postponement of the first one-dayer between New Zealand A and India A at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval
New Zealand A v Sri Lanka A, 2nd one-dayer, Lincoln
Sinclair helps New Zealand A post big win
Apr 5, 2004 Mathew Sinclair's breezy 107 propelled New Zealand to their second successive win against Sri Lanka A at Lincoln
New Zealand A v Sri Lanka A, 1st one-dayer, Lincoln
Mills shines as New Zealand A coast home
Apr 3, 2004 Kyle Mills broke the backbone of the Sri Lanka A batting line-up, as New Zealand A coasted to a 46-run win in the first match at Lincoln
New Zealand A v Sri Lanka A, Lincoln, 2nd day
New Zealand take charge of tour game
Mar 20, 2004 Four of the batsmen crossed 50 as New Zealand A made a strong reply to Sri Lanka A's total of 276 at the Bert Sutcliffe Oval in Lincoln
Couch-grass could have a future in New Zealand pitches
Mar 24, 2003 New Zealand Cricket is experimenting with couch-grass as a prospective grass for its pitches
Substantial improvements made to Bert Sutcliffe Oval
Mar 24, 2003 Bert Sutcliffe Oval has been dug up and re-sown in a bid to help the ground withstand the heavy use it is subjected to during summer months
England Women beat India Women by 90 runs to secure third place
Feb 7, 2003 England women have beaten India women in the Women's Cricket World Series at Lincoln, New Zealand today by 90 runs in the play off for third and fourth place
England beat India by one run in thrilling match
Feb 6, 2003 England women have beaten India women with the last ball of the game at Lincoln Ground, Christchurch today in the final group match of the Women's Cricket World Series, winning the game by one run
Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars squad announced for remainder of Rose Bowl series
Feb 24, 2002 The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) announced today the Australian women's squad, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars to contest the second half of the Rose Bowl series against New Zealand in Christchurch.