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Collingwood the hero as England take 43-run win in Napier

Hard work developing his bowling action worked for Durham county all-rounder Paul Collingwood last night when he skittled Lou Vincent, Chris Cairns, Chris Harris and Andre Adams to help England to a deserved 43-run win over New Zealand at Napier

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bowlers give Auckland control with a day to play

First innings points were Auckland's profit from a day in which they set about trying to shut Northern Districts out of any benefit from this sixth round State Championship match

20-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

Collingwood looking for more pace from bowling action

England's hero in yesterday's 43-run win over New Zealand Paul Collingwood is looking to develop more pace in his bowling action

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Winning England performance about putting things right

England were not the best side in the world and nor were they the worst and last night's victory over New Zealand had been about putting things right, according to England captain Nasser Hussain

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand forgot their own lessons while losing in Napier

New Zealand failed to learn from the lessons they dished out to England in Wellington when going down by 43 runs in Napier last night

20-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hamilton spearheads CD assault on Canterbury

Lance Hamilton of Central Districts, showed he might be a left-arm bowler in New Zealand who can fill the boots of the now-retired Geoff Allott with his five-wicket bag against Canterbury at the Village Green today

20-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Sinclair on his century scoring habits

Here lies the secret behind the success of the great converter - Mathew Sinclair, who scored his ninth career 150-plus innings yesterday

20-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Cairns could be available for more games over winter

New Zealand may have more of Chris Cairns' services than originally thought as a result of his playing for Nottinghamshire in the county championship this winter

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Bouncer could rear its head in Napier match

McLean Park's faster pace and superior bounce may well see the bouncer become a significant factor for the first time in the National Bank One-Day International Series when New Zealand meet England in their third match in Napier tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Still a tight call before Wellington can win

Wellington will look to its captain Richard Jones to weather a final, desperate assault from Otago's spin bowlers and to carry them to outright victory on the third day of an extraordinary State Championship match at the Basin Reserve tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Women's rivals begin their six-match series tomorrow

Rosebowl cricket between the two best teams in the world of women's cricket resumes tomorrow when Australia and New Zealand meet at the Adelaide Oval

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

CD building on Sinclair's great innings

Mathew Sinclair's 171 has been the main feature of Central Districts domination of Canterbury in the State Championship yesterday and today, though he is still unsure whether he has done enough to win back selection for next month's first Test in

19-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Richardson and Horne produce dominant stand

A 191-run opening partnership between the Auckland internationals Matt Horne and Mark Richardson ensured a solid foundation for Auckland as they chased Northern District's first innnings 383, ending the second day of their State Championship match on

19-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

England bowler toasts extra-special delivery

The England spinner Ashley Giles is celebrating the birth of his second child, after being telephoned by his wife with the news in New Zealand

19-Feb-2002•CricInfo

England still keen to win series 3-2

England are taking the view that they can still win the National Bank Series 3-2 as they head into tomorrow's vital match at McLean Park in Napier

19-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Entire Wellington team face Code of Conduct charge

Wellington's entire State Championship cricket team has been cited for unacceptable behaviour under cricket's Code of Conduct and will face a mass disciplinary hearing at the end of their match against Otago at the Basin Reserve tomorrow

19-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars primed for Trans-Tasman encounter

Women's international cricket returns to the Adelaide Oval for the first time since 1996 tomorrow, when the Australian team, the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars begin its quest to retain the coveted Rose Bowl trophy against arch-rival New Zealand.

19-Feb-2002•Australian Cricket Board

Sinclair does it again for CD with 140 not out

An assured 140 not out from Mathew Sinclair put Central Districts in a commanding position on the first day of their sixth round State Championship match against Canterbury at Christchurch's Village Green today

18-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Fifteen wickets on slow day in Wellington

Fifteen wickets fell on the first day of the State Championship match between Wellington and Otago at the Basin Reserve and only 212 runs were scored at a trickle more than two per over

18-Feb-2002•Steve McMorran

Vincent takes Jonty's hints but wants to be his own man

Watch out for even more improvements in livewire New Zealand batsman and fielder Lou Vincent's game before the next World Cup

18-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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