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Fletcher plays down Gough speculation

The England coach, Duncan Fletcher, is playing down speculation that Darren Gough may be asked to stay in New Zealand for the forthcoming Test series.The Yorkshire fast bowler was left out of the Test squad for New Zealand, along with Surrey's Alec

14-Feb-2002•Stephen Lamb

Sales puts Wellington on course for victory

This was a day on which 14 wickets fell and some of the best batting came from two tenth-wicket partnerships in a match that has seen 11 ducks, ten caught behinds and two career-best bowling performances

14-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Drum-Walker act makes a mess of Canterbury

Auckland ripped through Canterbury today on the third day of their State Championship match at Eden Park as the visitors appeared to forget that the primary aim of batting is to score runs

14-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

More of the same gets English press down

A sampling of British press reaction to last night's first ODI loss to New Zealand by England has highlighted the collapse crisis facing the side while also raising questions about Darren Gough's future role in the tour, especially the Test series

14-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Otago plummet to near record 425-run loss

Pathetic Otago batting resulted in Central Districts achieving a win by 425 runs - the fourth highest victory by a runs margin in New Zealand cricket history at Alexandra's Molyneux Park today

14-Feb-2002•Warwick Larkins

England's collapse more costly than New Zealand's

New Zealand's four-wicket victory over England in the National Bank Series opener at Christchurch's Jade Stadium was achieved because their collapse of four for eight was nowhere near as injurious as the eight for 40 suffered by England

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sinclair gives selectors a reminder note

Mathew Sinclair drummed out a reminder to the national selectors that he still wants to be considered for the Test series with an unbeaten century for Central Districts against Otago at Alexandra in their State Championship match today

13-Feb-2002•Warwick Larkins

Nicol and Young revive Auckland hopes

Auckland clawed their way back into a match they looked in danger of conceding on the first day of what has become effectively a three-day fifth-round State Championship after the first day was abandoned

13-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

Wellington still not in the clear against ND

Last season Wellington recorded their lowest score of 78 against Northern Districts at WestpacTrust Park, Hamilton

13-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Ownership bid needed for England middle-order

Finger pointing won't be an option in the England dressing room after today's four-wicket loss to New Zealand in the first One-Day International of the National Bank Series, in Christchurch

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Partnership building New Zealand's next aim

New Zealand are determined to sort out the loss of wickets in bunches that have marred the side's one-day performances this year

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming believes Waugh will be back

Fleming, who has been influenced in his growth in captaincy by Waugh over the years, only learned of Waugh's dropping from the captaincy and membership of the Australian one-day team when his side beat England by four wickets in Christchurch tonight

13-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand looking to make most of home advantage

Being back at home after the rigours of touring Australia, and the especially tough schedule of the last two weeks of the VB Series would help New Zealand in their preparation for the start of the National Bank One-Day International series against

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Now for a one-day series with plenty of meaning

Pleasantries are over, mutual admiration for deeds over recent months has been dispensed, now is the time for a good old-fashioned ding-dong battle to commence

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Butler keen to make most of opportunity for New Zealand

It's all been happening rather quickly for Ian Butler over the last 24 hours but he was pleased to get his first training run behind him and to meet most of his new team-mates in the CLEAR Black Caps in Christchurch today

12-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Top of the table clash now down to three-day match

Auckland's weather conspired to wash out the first day of play in the top-of-the-table State Championship match with Canterbury at Eden Park today

12-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

World Rotarians to try their cricket in Canterbury

We've had the Women's World Cup, and the Under-19 World Cup

12-Feb-2002•Matthew Appleby

Parlane brightens the Hamilton gloom

Only 42.1 overs were possible at WestpacTrust Park in Hamilton on day one of the State Championship match between Northern Districts and Wellington today

12-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Otago have chance to put pressure on CD

Have Otago finally got themselves in a position where they can ram home the advantage and set up the winning position that has been denied them in games so far in the State Championship

12-Feb-2002•Warwick Larkins

Top order looking to make more of an impact against England

New Zealand's first four batsmen were very keen to put their hands up and take responsibility for getting a good score in the National Bank One-Day International series against England

11-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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