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ND achieves surplus result

Northern Districts completed an operating surplus of $57,402 over the past season, an increase of $13,446 on last year

13-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Little chance of internationals for domestic one-day series

New Zealand will play its limited overs tri-series games in Australia next summer in one block in the New Year meaning the home domestic series is unlikely to see any international one-day players

13-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

African duty just an appetiser for O'Connor

Few bowlers, if any, in the recent history of New Zealand's international cricket have revelled as Shayne O'Connor did in the extra labours required of him last summer when injury deprived the side of its best performers

12-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Useful chance for Snedden to assess the lie of the cricket land

Incoming chief executive for New Zealand Cricket Martin Snedden heads to London this week and into the biggest issue facing the world game, match-fixing

12-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sharpe takes up Canterbury coaching reins

Former Canterbury medium-fast bowler Michael Sharpe will succeed Garry MacDonald as coach of the Canterbury men's 1st XI

12-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Funding opportunities may be diminished under new structure

Changes in the shape and funding of New Zealand sport could have consequences for New Zealand cricket

11-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sharjah successes likely to be rewarded for Sri Lankan tour

Good performances on New Zealand's unscheduled end of season tour to the Sharjah Trophy tournament in April look like being rewarded for Mathew Sinclair, Kyle Mills and Grant Bradburn

11-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Sail looking for improved season from Auckland

Tony Sail, the Auckland cricket coach, has got the message that the 2001/02 season must produce better results than last summer - and Sail will be passing a similar warning to his representative squad

08-Jun-2001•Don Cameron

Wasim Akram - The greatest cricketer I have played against

I'll get to the controversial stuff later but first things first

07-Jun-2001•Chris Cairns

Constant querying of Kiwi success is annoying

Phew

05-Jun-2001•Stephen Fleming

Vettori confident he is ready for next phase of his cricket career

All the signs are looking good for left-arm spin bowler Daniel Vettori to be back in action for New Zealand this year

05-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Mixed fortunes for Kiwis in league cricket

It's been a tough time for Accrington in the Lancashire League this year, and Auckland's Tana Canning has been out of action for the last week

05-Jun-2001•Lynn McConnell

Most wickets in a Test Match for Pakistan

Harbhajan Singh's recent marvelous feats against Australia, claiming 13 for 196 at Calcutta and 15 for 217 at Chennai , prompted me to take a look at instances of 11 or more wickets in a Test by Pakistani bowlers

31-May-2001•Arshad Chughtai

The sort of Audi that nobody wants

Tuffers is off the Audi

30-May-2001•Stephen Fleming

Another double century for Sinclair in Yorkshire League

New Zealand Test No 3 batsman Mathew Sinclair had been too quiet for too long and the Yorkshire Academy was on the receiving end in a premier league match with Cleethorpes on Monday

30-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

How do you tell skill from skulduggery, that's the question?

ICC crime buster, Sir Paul Condon made some interesting points in his long-awaited report on corruption in cricket

30-May-2001•Chris Cairns

New Zealand inquiry strikes similar problems to ACU

Investigation of allegations against former New Zealand captain Martin Crowe are striking problems similar to those outlined by Anti-Corruption Unit boss Sir Paul Condon

25-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

Technology tide will rise, despite ICC decision

In deciding to maintain the existing balance between umpiring and technology, the ICC's cricket-playing committee has predictably adopted a "wait and see" policy on lbw decisions

25-May-2001•Stephen Lamb

Anzac cricket countries have similar development needs

As New Zealand Cricket looks to deal with the areas of club cricket, secondary schools cricket and a development plan for areas below first-class and international play, an address by Australian development officer Gerard Clarke today was especially

24-May-2001•Lynn McConnell

No threat to Indian and New Zealand tours

The Sports Ministry in Sri Lanka denied on Wednesday that the forthcoming India and New Zealand tours to Sri Lanka in July would face any disruption because of the cash crisis that engulfed the cricket board on Monday when their bank accounts were

24-May-2001•CricInfo

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