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England name 16-man Test Squad for New Zealand

The England and Wales Cricket Board today announced a 16-man squad to tour New Zealand this winter

03-Jan-2002•ECB Media Release

Stead's century seals exciting Canterbury last-ball win

One-day cricket at its best

03-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

ECB announce change to New Zealand Tour Itinerary

The ECB today announced that the venue for England's three-day tour match v Otago scheduled for March 2nd to 4th has been switched from Carisbrook, Dunedin to Queenstown

03-Jan-2002•ECB Media Release

Expansion underway for National Museum

Where in the world is there a museum where you can watch a Test match

03-Jan-2002•Matthew Appleby

McCullum wins place ahead of Sinclair for one-day side

Otago opening batsman Brendon McCullum has forced his way into the CLEAR Black Caps side to compete in the VB tri-series with Australia and South Africa starting next week

03-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Northern Districts building that winning feeling

For the second consecutive day in the State Shield, Northern Districts won chasing a demanding total

03-Jan-2002•Peter Hoare

Knee-op rules White out of India ODIs

Yorkshire all-rounder Craig White will miss England's forthcoming One-Day Series in India in order to have keyhole surgery on his left knee

03-Jan-2002•ECB Media Release

Selection will test World Cup philosophy

Pondering their thoughts for the New Zealand team to return to Australia for the VB Series with Australia and South Africa, the selectors face some difficult philosophical considerations

02-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Sparks team named for opening women's encounter

The State Otago Sparks selectors (Mike Hesson, Steve Jackson and Steve Martin) have named their team to play the State Central Hinds in two one-day matches at Logan Park, Dunedin on January 5 and 6

02-Jan-2002

McMillan helps Canterbury to first bonus point

Craig McMillan made an effortless transition from Test to limited overs cricket, scoring a century from 77 balls as Canterbury beat national one-day champions Central Districts by five wickets in a State Shield match at Pukekura Park today

02-Jan-2002•Steve McMorran

Tight finish belied all but Nevin's skills in Queenstown

Queenstown's first scheduled top level game finally got under way two hours late and was just a 39 overs per side contest, but a game was at least played, with Wellington beating Otago in their State Shield match by an exciting three runs

02-Jan-2002•Warwick Larkins

New Zealand complete Under-19 selection

Canterbury's success in winning the national Under-19 tournament which finished in Auckland today, was borne out with its players winning four spots in the New Zealand team to play in the ICC Under-19 World Cup tournament here later this month

02-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

ND take it down to the wire to beat Auckland

Take two teams packed with talented batsmen, provide a pitch full of runs and a carpet-like outfield, add in a glorious Auckland day, and the crowd enjoying the surroundings of the Eden Park Outer Oval could not help but be entertained

02-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Auckland at full strength for Shield opener

Auckland and Northern Districts will have their internationals on duty at Eden Park tomorrow as the whites are discarded until the middle of February and the dress code turns coloured in the State-sponsored domestic competition

01-Jan-2002•Chris Rosie

Re-match of last season's finals will provide edge in New Plymouth

Canterbury will need no special motivation for their State Shield opener against Central Districts in New Plymouth tomorrow

01-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Queenstown venue has first big test tomorrow

Otago's John Davies Oval at Queenstown will be on centre stage tomorrow in the State Shield match with Wellington

01-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

Cairns ranked sixth on world bowling list

New Zealand's batsmen have made no significant advances on the latest PriceWaterhouseCoopers Test rankings but Chris Cairns has leapt four places on the bowling list into sixth place

01-Jan-2002•Lynn McConnell

New Zealand finishes year with best Test win ratio in the world

It is a measure of the growing stature of the New Zealand Test side that they finished the year 2001 as the best performed of all the Test nations

31-Dec-2001•Lynn McConnell

Redmond spins Canterbury to win and top of the table

Leg spinner Aaron Redmond took four wickets, including the pivotal wicket of Ben Smith, to urge Canterbury towards a 102-run win over Central Districts in the State Championship match that ended today at Pukekura Park

31-Dec-2001•Steve McMorran

Lies or statistics? 2001 in review

Statistical review - 2001

31-Dec-2001•Dave Liverman

574 575 576 577 578

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