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Auckland looking to reverse first round result against ND

Top-of-the table Auckland have the chance to reverse their away result against Northern Districts when the neighbours meet at Eden Park in the sixth round of the State Championship starting tomorrow

17-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

New Zealand's success catches England napping

New Zealand's completeness, England's woes and umpiring decisions dominated English newspaper coverage of yesterday's record 155-run victory by New Zealand in the second of the National Bank Series matches in Wellington

17-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

England have the ability, they just haven't shown it

Positivism was the message England captain Nasser Hussain was throwing out after his side's record one-day loss to New Zealand at WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Adaptation the key in record New Zealand win over England

New Zealand had to play the conditions on memory but their handling of a difficult pitch to beat England by 155 runs in the National Bank Series One-Day International on WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington tonight was a clinical lesson in adaptability

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Fleming says team is closer to where it wants to be

The bad news for England after last night's 155-run loss to New Zealand in the National Bank Series ODI in Wellington is that Stephen Fleming and his side are only partly on the journey to where they want to be

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hadlee throws down the gauntlet to his players, and to England

New Zealand selection chairman Sir Richard Hadlee is keen to see his side do a "Prada" on England and take a 5-0 series win just like Team New Zealand did in the last America's Cup

16-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Weather conditions in Wellington could result in slow pitch

Changes to both teams appear likely for the second match in the National Bank Series between New Zealand and England at the WestpacTrust Stadium in Wellington tomorrow

15-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Rushton added to Otago side for next match

North Otago's Neil Rushton has been drafted into the Otago Volts team for the next two State Championship matches

15-Feb-2002•Steve Davie

Browne and King added to New Zealand women's team

Northern Districts bowler Nicola Browne and Wellington all-rounder Frances King have been added to the CLEAR White Ferns team to meet Australia in the forthcoming one-day series starting in Adelaide next Wednesday

15-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

Drum's fire burns Canterbury hopes

Chris Drum sent big signals out to the Test selectors today as he led a depleted Auckland attack to a comprehensive victory by an innings and six runs over Canterbury at Eden Park in their fifth-round State Championship match

15-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

Gough will not play in NZ Tests - Graveney

England's chairman of selectors, David Graveney, has confirmed that Darren Goughwill not be selected for the forthcoming Test series in New Zealand.Gough was omitted from the squad for the three-match series along with Surrey's Alec Stewart after

15-Feb-2002•CricInfo

Narrow win to Wellington after thrilling climax

In a match in which some of the best batting came from the lower order, it was fitting that the winning runs were struck by a No 11

15-Feb-2002•Peter Hoare

Bell receives one match suspension for Code violation

New Zealand Cricket's clean-up operation in the player behaviour stakes has claimed another victim - Wellington captain Matthew Bell who has received a one match suspension

15-Feb-2002•Lynn McConnell

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

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